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|ending_terminus=[[34th Street]]
|namesake=[[Wikipedia:Arthur P. Hayne|Arthur P. Hayne]]
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'''Hayne Street''' is a north-south street generally serving as the border between the [[Eastside]] and [[Long Hollow]] neighborhoods.
Hayne Street is likely named for [[Wikipedia:Arthur P. Hayne|Arthur P. Hayne]], who served under [[Wikipedia:Andrew Jackson]] during the latter's 1814 campaign to take Pensacola.
Hayne Street runs from [[Wright Street]] northerly to around East [[34th Street]]. The most northern part of Hayne Street, between 34th Street and what was [[36th Street]], has been demolished for planned [[Interstate 110]] ramps servicing the [[Davis Highway]]/[[Fairfield Drive]] intersection. Between [[Maxwell Street|Maxwell]] and [[Lee Street]]s, Hayne Street is divided into two one-way spans on either side of [[Interstate 110]]. North of [[Bobe Street]], Hayne continues as a single two-way span until [[Anderson Street]], at which point it is interrupted by the Interstate until just south of 34th Street. Hayne continues to run south of [[Lee Street]] to [[Wright Street|Wright]] as a one-way northbound span.
