Interstate 12 - Exit List

Exit List

Parish Location # Destinations Notes
East Baton Rouge Baton Rouge I-10 west – Baton Rouge
1A I-10 east – New Orleans
1B LA 3064 (Essen Lane) to LA 73 (Jefferson Highway) – Baton Rouge Westbound exit pending construction.
1C LA 1068 (Drusilla Lane) to LA 73 (Jefferson Highway) Westbound exit and eastbound entrance only
2 US 61 (Airline Highway) – La Place, Baton Rouge Alternate route to Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport
Signed as exit 2A (south) and 2B (north)
4 Sherwood Forest Boulevard
6 Millerville Road
7 LA 3245 (O'Neal Lane) – Baton Rouge
Livingston Denham Springs 10 LA 16 / LA 1034 / LA 3002 (South Range Avenue) – Denham Springs
12 LA 1026 (Juban Road)
Walker 15 LA 447 (Walker South Road) – Port Vincent, Walker
19 LA 1024 – Satsuma
Livingston 22 LA 63 (Frost Road) – Frost, Livingston
29 LA 441 – Holden
32 LA 43 – Springfield, Albany, Springfield
Tangipahoa 35 LA 1249 (Pumpkin Center Road) – Hammond
38 I-55 – New Orleans, Jackson Signed as exits 38A (south) and 38B (north)
Hammond 40
US 51 Bus. – Ponchatoula, Hammond		 To Southeastern Louisiana University
43 LA 3158 (Airport Road) – Hammond To Hammond Northshore Regional Airport
47 LA 445 – Robert, Ponchatoula
St. Tammany 57 LA 1077 – Goodbee, Covington, Madisonville
59 LA 21 to LA 1077 – Madisonville, Covington
60 Pinnacle Parkway, East Brewster Road
63 US 190 – Mandeville, Covington Signed as exits 63A (Southbound to Mandeville & Lake Pontchartrain Causeway) and 63B (Northbound to Covington)
65 LA 59 – Mandeville, Abita Springs
68 LA 1088 – Mandeville – 74 LA 434 – Lacombe, St. Tammany
Slidell 80 Northshore Boulevard, Airport Drive
83 US 11 – Slidell, Pearl River
85A I-10 west – New Orleans
85B I-59 north - Hattiesburg
85C I-10 east - Bay St. Louis

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