| US 11 |
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| Southern Terminus |
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I-59 and US 11's southern end in Mississippi is on the Louisiana State Line near Nicholson. US 11 is duplexed with I-59 for 9 miles from Exit 3 near Pearl River, LA, to Exit 1 near Nicholson, MS. To reduce the loading time of this page, the pictures of I-59 and US 11's southern end are located only on the I-59 page. Click here to go to the I-59 page. |
| Historic Southern Terminus #1 - Intersection of MS 607 and Old Hwy 11 |
 The original southern terminus of US 11 was at US 90 southeast of Nicholson. Today, that intersection is MS 607 and Old Hwy 11. The former US 90 is known as Old Hwy 11 because the road was US 11 longer than it was US 90. This is the view on MS 607 SB, which has been improved over the years. US 90 EB went straight to Waveland; US 90 WB went right to Pearl River, LA. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  The intersection is a triangular intersection similar to the intersection of US 49, 49E, and 49W in Tutwiler. This is the view on Old Hwy 11 NB (old US 90 EB). US 90 went east; US 11 NB began on the left. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  The Old US 11 fork has been maintained to provide access to a residence and the landfill near the state line. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  Today the Old US 90 fork is a one-lane trash dump. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  View on MS 607 NB (old US 90 WB). US 90 WB went left; US 11 NB started straight. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006. |
| Historic Southern Terminus #2 - Louisiana State Line |
 After US 90 was rerouted south of Pearlington to the Rigolets and on to New Orleans, US 11 was extended southward from its original southern terminus into Louisiana. The second southern terminus of US 11 and the original western termins of US 90 is at the Louisiana State Line southeast of Nicholson. Fallen trees over the road limits vehicular access to the entrance of the Santa Rosa Landfill. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  This is the view looking north on Old Hwy 11 (old US 90 EB). The landfill entrance is on the left. Due to a rotting wooden bridge, a bypass road was constructed to the east of the bridge (on the right). Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  Looking south at the abandoned bridge. The bypass route is on the left. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  View of the bridge from the bypass road. The bridge is also missing a section. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  Looking south at the north end of the bridge bypass. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  Looking north along Old Hwy 11. The gate marks the entrance of the Santa Rosa Landfill. About half of the road is covered with dirt. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006.  Further north, the dirt gives way to asphalt. Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006. Finally, the old US 11 reaches MS 607 (see Historic Terminus #1, top of page above). Photo by Robert Lee on 1/16/2006. |
| Change of Maintenance #1 |
 Maintenance of US 11 changes from MDOT to City of Hattiesburg in downtown Hattiesburg. This is the view on US 11 NB as it turns northeast onto Hardy Street. Photo taken by Robert Lee on 12/15/2006. |
| Change of Maintenance #2 |
 Maintenance of US 11 returns to MDOT at Old Highway 42 in Hattiesburg. Photo taken by Robert Lee on 12/15/2006. |
| Northern Terminus |
 The northern terminus of US 11, as well as the eastern terminus of US 80, is at the Alabama State Line east of Kewannee. This is the view on US 11 SB/US 80 WB entering Mississippi. There isn't any kind of "Welcome to Mississippi" sign located on US 11/ US 80. Photo taken by Robert Lee on 4/10/2005.  This is the view on US 11 NB/US 80 EB entering Alabama. The state line also serves as the western terminus for unsigned AL 7. Photo taken by Robert Lee on 4/10/2005  The standard "Welcome to Alabama the Beautiful" sign on US 11 NB/ US 80 EB. Photo taken by Robert Lee on 4/10/2005. |