Moreland Avenue

Moreland Avenue is a major city street that runs from southeast of Atlanta, Georgia, USA, and then along its eastern border. Upon crossing Ponce de Leon Avenue, it becomes Briarcliff Road, which is also an arterial road and runs past the Atkins Park and Virginia Highland neighborhoods of Atlanta, through Druid Hills and North Druid Hills to the Northlake district in DeKalb County. It carries U.S. 23 for most of its length, and Georgia 42 south of North Druid Hills Road.

Much (if not most) of Moreland Avenue is perfectly straight and due north/south, and this section forms a significant part of the county line between DeKalb on the east and Fulton on the west. The northern and southern parts of this section also form the eastern city limit of Atlanta, while the city spills over from Fulton into DeKalb in the middle section, since its 1909 annexation. Moreland Avenue separates some of the early neighborhoods of Atlanta: Poncey-Highland from Candler Park in the north, Inman Park and Reynoldstown from Edgewood in the middle, and Ormewood Park and North Ormewood Park from East Atlanta in the south, on the west and east sides respectively. Between Freedom Parkway East and its DeKalb Avenue / Georgia Railroad underpass, it also forms two of the five "points" (streets) in Little Five Points, running as the main street through the middle of the historic and counterculture business district.

Road(s) intersected	Destination(s)	Notes
Interstate 675	Interstate 75 south to Macon	Moreland runs parallel to I-675, passing Conley, Fort Gillem, Forest Parkway and Ellenwood, and Rex, then becomes North Henry Boulevard upon crossing east of 675
Forest Parkway	Ellenwood, Forest Park, I-675
Hood Road (west), Anvil Block Road (east)	Fort Gillem, I-675	Hood Road is the only street that runs through Fort Gillem from end to end, and is its only two entrances
Thurmond/Thurman Road (southwest)	Cedar Grove, Forest Park	54C was formerly 160 until 2005; Cedar Grove Road is the continuation of the road to the east but is not a state road
Interstate 285
Constitution Road		southern end of concurrency with county line and city limit
McDonough Boulevard
Glenwood Avenue	East Atlanta, East Lake
Interstate 20	Atlanta, Augusta	mile 60A/B, former exit 28A/B
Memorial Drive	Downtown Atlanta, East Lake
DeKalb Avenue	Five Points, Decatur	connected by loop roads—Moreland goes under DeKalb and Georgia Railroad tracks; DeKalb Avenue becomes Decatur Street, which is one of the five points at the center of downtown Atlanta
Freedom Parkway East	Poncey-Highland	Jimmy Carter Presidential Library (west), which along with empty parkland to east was canceled route of Interstate 485 to Stone Mountain Freeway
North Avenue	SoNo, Candler Park	divides downtown/midtown Atlanta to the west
Ponce de Leon Avenue	Atlanta, Decatur, Stone Mountain	Moreland Avenue to south, Briarcliff Road to north; U.S. 23 North leaves Moreland Avenue and turns right and joins Ponce de Leon Avenue. Georgia 42 continues onto Briarcliff Road.
North Decatur Road	Atlanta	Emory University
Johnson Road	Atlanta
Clifton Road	Atlanta	Emory University
LaVista Road (Georgia 236)	Atlanta	LaVista's south meeting with Briarcliff.
North Druid Hills Road (Georgia 42 North)	Atlanta	S.R. 42 North leaves Briarcliff Road and turns left and joins North Druid Hills Road.
Clairmont Road (U.S. 23 / Georgia 155)	Atlanta	DeKalb-Peachtree Airport Emory University
Oak Grove Road	Atlanta	Lakeside High School
Briarlake Road	Atlanta
Shallowford Road	Atlanta / Doraville
Briarcliff Way	Atlanta
Henderson Mill Road	Atlanta
LaVista Road (Georgia 236)	Atlanta / Tucker	Northlake Mall