and crosses the Redmont Railway. CO 130 travels eastward, intersecting CO 137, and ends near the Tennessee–Tombigbee Waterway, across from Holcut. In Holcut, the eastern segment of MS 364 begins at the entrance of the Holcut Memorial Park. The road soon turns southeastward in the forested area, and intersects a road leading to the Divide Overlook Area. The route turns northeastward past the intersection, meeting CO 961, which travels to Paden. MS 364 crosses Cripple Deer Creek near CO 129 and turns east past CO 148. The road ends at a three-way junction with MS 25 in Midway. History The gravel road that became part of MS 364 has existed since 1928, and it was designated as part of MS 30 by 1936. Around five years later, MS 30 was rerouted to a road south of it, and its old alignment was renumbered to MS 32. In 1942, the designations were reversed, with MS 30 on the northern route, and MS 32 on the southern one. The next year, MS 30's designation was reverted to the ones in 1941, while MS 32's designation was removed. In 1950, MS 364 was designated, connecting from MS 365 to MS 25. In October 1958, a project to grade and build drainage, culverts, and bridges from Cairo to Midway was started. It was finished by 1960, already paved in asphalt. The route was also extended southwestward to MS 30 in gravel. By 1974, a small segment east of MS 365 was realigned northward. Three years later, a small section of MS 364 from MS 30 to Altitude was paved, after being proposed one year earlier. All of MS 364 became paved by 1984. A small part of the route, along with the town of Holcut, was removed east of MS 365, as the Tennessee–Tombigbee Waterway was constructed through it by 1985, leaving MS 364 in two sections. The segment east of MS 365 was removed from the state highway system in 1994, and the route was realigned northward west of MS 365 two years later. In September 2011, MS 30 was rerouted to a new bypass south of Booneville, and MS 364 was connected to the bypass. Major intersections See also List of Mississippi state highways References External links Recreation at Tennessee–Tombigbee Waterway 364