Meridian
Meridian is a city in Mississippi.
Get in
By Car
U.S. Interstate 20 Begins at Kent, Texas and ends at Florence, South Carolina.
U.S. Interstate 59 Begins at New Orleans, Louisiana and ends at Wildwood, Georgia.
U.S. Route 80 Begins at Dallas, Texas and ends at Savannah, Georgia.
By plane
Meridian Regional Airport has nonstop service on Silver Airways to Atlanta.
By train
Amtrak serves the city via its once-daily Crecent service between New York City and New Orleans. 🌍 Meridan Union Station is centrally located at 1901 Front St.
Get around
See
- Historic districts.
Do
Buy
Eat
- 🌍 Harvest Grill, 618 22nd Ave, ☎ +1 601-282-5069. Serving both lunch and dinner.
- 🌍 Weidmann's, 210 22nd Ave, ☎ +1 601 581-5770. Southern restaurant, has been around since 1870.
Drink
Sleep
There are no hotels in the city center, most are instead clusterd around the Interstate highway south of Meridan.
- 🌍 Hilton Garden Inn Meridian, 109 US-11, ☎ +1 601-485-3506.
Connect
Go next
| Routes through Meridian |
| New Orleans ← Hattiesburg ← | W  |
→ Tuscaloosa → Atlanta |
| Jackson ← Pearl ← | W  |
→ Eutaw → Birmingham |
| Birmingham ← Eutaw ← | N  |
→ Hattiesburg → New Orleans |
| Tupelo ← Columbus ← | N  |
→ Mobile → END |
| Jackson ← Pearl ← | W  |
→ Selma → Montgomery |
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