I-59, or Interstate 59, is a major highway in the United States that runs through the southeastern region. It stretches approximately 330 miles, connecting the cities of Birmingham, Alabama and New Orleans, Louisiana. The highway serves as an important route for both local and long-distance travel, facilitating commerce and tourism in the area. The interstate passes through several states, including Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Along its route, I-59 intersects with other major highways, providing access to various attractions, such as national parks and historical sites. It plays a crucial role in the transportation network of the southeastern U.S.