Interstate 10 in Spain

Interstate 10 in Spain is known as the Mediterranean Freeway from I-2 in Málaga to the border with France. It runs as an east–west direction from Portugal to Murcia and then runs as an northeast–southwest direction from Murcia to France. I-10 serves many major Spanish cities including Sevilla, Málaga, Murcia, Valencia, and Barcelona.

I-10 in Spain is the longest portion of Interstate Highways in a country.

Route description
I-10 starts at the southwestern-most portions of Spain after crossing the Guadiana River from Portugal and then continues west towards Huelva and Sevilla.

Auxiliary routes

 * I-110 - A spur route connecting Córdoba
 * I-310 - A spur route connecting Valencia
 * I-510 - A spur route connecting the airport of Barcelona with I-610
 * I-610 - A bypass route connecting the city center of Barcelona
 * I-710 - A spur route running from the easternmost areas of Sevilla
 * I-910 - A spur route connecting Huelva