Interstate 16, often abbreviated as I-16, is a major highway in the southeastern United States. It runs approximately 166 miles, connecting the cities of Savannah and Macon in Georgia. The highway serves as a vital transportation route for both commercial and personal travel, facilitating access to various regions in the state. I-16 was established in 1957 and is part of the larger Interstate Highway System. It features several interchanges and exits that provide access to local roads and attractions, including Fort Stewart and Ocmulgee National Monument. The highway plays a crucial role in supporting the economy and tourism in Georgia.