Interstate 10

Interstate 10 (I-10) is the southernmost cross-country highway in the European Interstate Highway System. I-10 is the third-longest Interstate in Europe at 2,229 miles (3,587.22 km), following I-90 and I-20.

I-10 is split into two segments: The first section stretches from the Atlantic Ocean at PT-120 in Bensafrim, Portugal, to IT-80 with I-75 in Mosciano Stazione, Italy. The section section runs entirely within the country of Greece from the Igoumenitsa Ferry in Ladochori, Greece, to the Turkish border with TR-110 in Kipoi, Greece. Major cities connected by I-10 include (from west to east) Faro, Seville, Málaga, Murcia, Valencia, Barcelona, Montpellier, Marseille, Nice, Genoa, Florence, Rome, and Thessaloniki. About one-fifth of its length is within the country of Spain.

Spain
Main article: Interstate 10 in Spain

France
Main article: Interstate 10 in France

Italy
Main article: Interstate 10 in Italy

Greece
Main article: Interstate 10 in Greece

Spain

 * I-310, a spur that runs through Valencia from the west
 * I-410, serving as a bypass route north of Málaga, and towards Grenada and Almería
 * I-510, a spur in Barcelona, connecting the city and the airport
 * I-610, the beltway around the city of Barcelona to the south

France

 * I-510, a spur that runs southeast to Marseille
 * I-710, serving the French cities of Marseille and Gap

Italy

 * I-110, connecting the Italian city of Livorno to I-10

Greece

 * I-310, a spur in Greece that beings at I-10 in Siatista to the Albanian border