🚙 Drive America’s Highways for 36 miles north along the Great River Road (Mississippi Highway 1) from Rolling Fork to Greenville. 🛣️

Mississippi Highway 1 (MS-1) traverses the Mississippi Delta region, roughly paralleling the Mississippi River. It serves as a vital transportation corridor, connecting rural communities and agricultural areas with the larger city of Greenville. The The segment between Rolling Fork and Greenville starts at the intersection of MS-14 and MS-1, just west of Rolling Fork.

The highway heads generally north, passing through the communities of Grace and Hampton, where it intersects with MS-16. Continuing northwest, it traverses rural farmland and small communities like Foote before turning north near Erwin. Further north, MS-1 intersects MS-12 before bending slightly northeast and entering Wayside, where it meets MS-438. It then takes a northwest turn towards Swiftwater, intersecting MS-454, before finally turning north to reach Greenville. This section of MS-1 concludes approximately one block south of Bowman Blvd. in Greenville.

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