Louisiana Highway 3 is a state highway located in the northern part of Louisiana. It runs approximately 60 miles, connecting the cities of Bastrop and Monroe. The highway serves as an important route for local traffic and provides access to various communities along the way. The road features a mix of rural landscapes and urban areas, making it a vital corridor for both residents and travelers. Along its route, Louisiana Highway 3 intersects with several other highways, enhancing connectivity within the region and facilitating commerce and transportation.