The Dixie Highway is a historic roadway in the United States that originally connected the Midwest to the South. Established in the early 20th century, it was designed to promote tourism and facilitate travel between states. The highway runs through several states, including Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Kentucky, and has played a significant role in the development of regional economies. Over the years, the Dixie Highway has evolved, with many sections being replaced or upgraded to modern highways. Today, it serves as a reminder of early automobile travel and the cultural exchanges between the regions it connects. The highway is often associated with the American South and its unique heritage.