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Mississippi Highway 577

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Existed:
  
1957 – 1967

North end:
  
MS 48 near Sandy Hook

Length
  
12.2 km

South end:
  
LA 62 near Sandy Hook

Counties:
  
Walthall

Constructed
  
1957

County
  
Walthall County, Mississippi

Mississippi Highway 577 (MS 577) was a short highway in southern Mississippi. It started at the Louisiana state line and traveled northwest. The route ended at MS 48, east of Tylertown. MS 577 was designated in 1957, and was removed from the state highway system ten years later.

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Route description

As of 1965, all of the route was in Walthall County. The route started at the Louisiana state line, where Louisiana Highway 62 (LA 62) ended. MS 577 quickly turned northwest on Old State Line Road. The route continued to travel in the same direction until it reached Old Settlement Road, where it bent westward, then northward. MS 577 then turned north onto Dexter Road, and continued to shift west. It ends at MS 48 at a T-intersection, about seven miles (11 km) from the state line. MS 577 is maintained by the Mississippi State Highway Commission, as part of the state highway system.

History

The road that became MS 577 first appeared on maps in 1956. Less than half of it was paved. The designation appeared two year later. By 1967, the route was removed from the state highway system.

Major intersections

The entire route was in Walthall County.

References

Mississippi Highway 577 Wikipedia