dead end west of Pickwick Lake. History The gravel road that became MS 365 existed since 1928 in northeastern Prentiss County, and it became part of MS 30 in 1936. The designation switched to MS 32 in 1942 for a year, and was removed in 1943, leaving the route unnumbered. By 1950, MS 365 was designated, from MS 30 to MS 364. In 1957, MS 365 was extended south to MS 4, but it was removed the next year. Instead it was extended north to MS 356, south of Burnsville. In 1959, a $246,395 () project to pave a section of the road from Burton to Cairo started. Four years later, another part of the route from Cairo to Burnsville began grading and adding drainage and culverts. All of MS 365 was paved by 1964. By 1965, MS 365 replaced MS 356 north of Burnsville, and MS 356's eastern terminus changed to MS 365. Major intersections See also List of Mississippi state highways References 365 Transportation in Prentiss County, Mississippi Transportation in Tishomingo County, Mississippi