ML King Jr. Drive
Overview
Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive is a heavily used east-west corridor that links west Atlanta to downtown. Running parallel to I-20 and about 6.5 miles long, the MLK corridor connects points of interest such as the Atlanta University Center, the Georgia Dome and Georgia World Congress Center along five MARTA rail stations. Stable suburban and historic urban neighborhoods line the corridor, as do notable parks and community facilities like Mozley Park, Adams Park, Booker T. Washington High School and the Adamsville recreation center. The corridor intersects the path of Atlanta’s BeltLine near Washington Park and also crosses I-285, Atlanta’s perimeter highway, continuing to the city limits. MLK performs as a key corridor within the city of Atlanta and will maintain its major corridor status in the growth and development of Atlanta’s Westside.Martin Luther King Jr. Drive & Simpson Neighborhoods Tour of Homes >>
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