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List Of Ontario Provincial HighwaysThis is a list of provincial highways in Ontario, Canada. Many of the highways were once owned by the provincial government, but were later sold by the governing Ontario Progressive Conservative Party to the counties and municipalities through which the highways pass. Highway classes Ontario has three distinct levels of highways: the King's Highways, secondary highways, and tertiary highways. The primary routes are designated as King's Highways; 400-series highways are a special class of King's Highway. King's Highways are currently numbered 3 to 148. The Ministry of Transportation never designated a Highway 1; before 1998, the lowest numbered highway was Highway 2. The 400-series highways include Highways 400, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 409, 410, 416, 417, 420, 427, and the Queen Elizabeth Way, which is actually secretly designated as Highway 451. Some highway numbers are suffixed with a letter. The letter will be one of "A" ("Alternate route"), "B" ("Business route"), or "S" ("Scenic route"). King's Highway markers consist of a shield design topped with a crown. In the latest design, the highway number and the word "ONTARIO" appear on the shield. Secondary highways exist in northern and Central/Eastern Ontario to connect towns and remote areas to King's Highways. These highways are currently numbered from 502 to 673. Secondary highway markers are trapezoid-shaped. On the face of the marker appear, in order from top to bottom, the Ontario coat of arms, the number of the highway, and the word "ONTARIO". Tertiary highways connect those regions in northern Ontario not served by secondary highways. These highways are currently numbered 801 to 811. Tertiary highways are marked by a simple rectangular marker with rounded corners bearing the number of the highway and the word "ONTARIO". In addition to these three classes of highways, the Ministry of Transportation maintains several other roads which are of strategic importance to the Ministry, but which are not important enough to be given any special marking. These roads are secretly designated with 7000-series numbers. King's Highways - Ontario provincial highway 2 - Tyendinaga Indian Reserve at Ontario provincial highway 49 and Hastings County Highway 2 to Marysville, Ontario at Ontario provincial highway 49 and Hastings County Highway 2
- Ontario provincial highway 3 - Windsor at the Ambassador Bridge over the Detroit River at the USA-Canada border to Junction Ontario Provincial Highway 77 and Essex County Highway 33 north of Leamington; and Junction Ontario Provincial Highway 4 and Elgin County Highway 4, and Elgin County Highway 3 at Talbotville Royal northwest of St. Thomas to Junction Cement Rd. and Niagara Regional Highway 3 west of Port Colborne; and Junction Ontario Provincial Highway 140 and Niagara Regional Highway 3 at Port Colborne to Junction Rose Hill Rd. and Niagara Regional Highway 3 west of Fort Erie
- Ontario provincial highway 4 - St. Thomas to Clinton
- Ontario provincial highway 5 - Peters Corners to Clappison's Corners
- Ontario provincial highway 6 - Port Dover to Espanola, connects to the Trans-Canada Highway via ferry, from Tobermory to South Baymouth.
- Ontario provincial highway 7 - Highway 4 at Lucan to Heart Lake Road in Brampton; from York Regional Road 67 in Markham to Highway 7A near Peterborough; and from Highway 115 in Peterborough to Highway 417 in Kanata
- Ontario provincial highway 7A - Manchester (suburban Toronto) to Peterborough.
- Ontario provincial highway 8 - Peters Corners to Cambridge, and Kitchener to Goderich.
- Ontario provincial highway 9 - Kincardine to Harriston and from Orangeville to Davis Drive Interchange, near Pottageville.
- Ontario provincial highway 10 - Brampton to Owen Sound.
- Ontario provincial highway 11 - Yonge Street, NE of Barrie to Rainy River, it's the Trans-Canada Highway from North Bay west.
- Ontario provincial highway 12 - Brooklin to Midland.
- Ontario provincial highway 15 - Kingston to Carleton Place
- Ontario provincial highway 16 - Highway 416 to Johnstown where it connects to a bridge to Ogdensburg, New York.
- Ontario provincial highway 17 - Arnprior west to the Manitoba border west of Kenora, the Trans-Canada Highway.
- Ontario Provincial highway 19 - Tillsonburg to Ingersoll
- Ontario Provincial highway 20 - Allanburg to Niagara Falls
- Ontario Provincial highway 21 - Highway #402 near Forest to Owen Sound.
- Ontario Provincial highway 23 - Lucan to Harriston
- Ontario Provincial highway 24 - Simcoe to south of Cambridge, known as King George Boulevard north of Brantford.
- Ontario provincial highway 26 - Owen Sound to Bayfield Street in Barrie.
- Ontario provincial highway 27 - Only 1.5km left exists within the interchange between Highway 427 and the Queen Elizabeth Way
- Ontario provincial highway 28 - east of Peterborough to Bancroft.
- Ontario provincial highway 33 - Picton to Kingston
- Ontario provincial highway 34 - Highway 417 to Hawkesbury.
- Ontario provincial highway 35 - Macdonald-Cartier Freeway (former Bowmanville-Clarke line) to the Haliburton area.
- Ontario provincial highway 37 - Belleville to Actinolite
- Ontario provincial highway 40 - Chatham to Sarnia
- Ontario provincial highway 41 - Kaladar to Pembroke
- Ontario provincial highway 48 - Markham Road in Markham, Ontario to ON-12 east of Beaverton, Ontario.
- Ontario provincial highway 58 - Thorold junction, Saint David's Drive Interchange, to Lundy's Lane in Niagara Falls.
- Ontario provincial highway 60 - Huntsville to Renfrew
- Ontario provincial highway 61 - counterpart of US61, US61 to Thunder Bay.
- Ontario provincial highway 62 - Picton, Ontario to Bancroft
- Ontario provincial highway 63 - North Bay to Quebec boundary.
- Ontario provincial highway 64 - Alban to Marten River
- Ontario provincial highway 65 - Matachewan to Quebec boundary.
- Ontario provincial highway 66 - 2parts: Matachewan to Kirkland Lake western city limits, and from Kirkland Lake eastern city limits to the Quebec border.
- Ontario provincial highway 67 - ON-101, E of Timmins to Iroquois Falls.
- Ontario provincial highway 69 - originally north of Coldwater, now extends from Parry Sound to the Trans-Canada Highway near Sudbury.
- Ontario provincial highway 71 - International Falls to Kenora, part of the Trans-Canada Highway
- Ontario provincial highway 85 - Highway 7 in Kitchener to the northern limit of Waterloo Regional Municipality
- Ontario provincial highway 101 - Wawa to the Ontario-Quebec Border north of New Liskeard.
- Ontario provincial highway 115 - Macdonald-Cartier Freeway (former Bowmanville-Clarke boundary) to The Parkway Interchange.
- Ontario provincial highway 137 - unsigned highway connection Highway 401 to Interstate 81
- Ontario provincial highway 138 - Cornwall to Highway 417.
- Ontario provincial highway 140 - Chippawa Road (Port Colborne) to East Main Street (east of Welland, Ontario).
- Ontario provincial highway 141 - Hayes Corners to Utterson
- Ontario provincial highway 144 - Sudbury to Timmins
- Ontario provincial highway 148 - Pembroke to Quebec border
- There are no highways having the numbers 1 or 13.
400-Series highways - A list of 400-series roads or freeways, which are King's Highways, can be found at 400-Series Highway.
Secondary highways Tertiary Highways Defunct Highways - The King's Highway 2, Windsor to the Ontario-Quebec boundary, now Lakeshore Blvd., Kingston Road, Toronto Road, and Loyalist Road.
- The King's Highway 3 Port Colborne and probably west of ON-40
- The King's Highway 5, now Dundas Street, Bloor Street and Danforth Avenue.
- The King's Highway 11A, Gardiner Expressway/Lakeshore Boulevard to Macdonald-Cartier Freeway (ON-401) now, York Street then University Avenue, then Avenue Road, and Oriole Parkway
- The King's Highway 11B (Cobalt-New Liskeard)
- The King's Highway 20 QEW E of Hamilton to QEW/ON-420 interchange, now Confederation Parkway, some prefer Rymal Road, and Lundy's Lane.
- The King's Highway 22
- The King's Highway 24. 2 km south of Cambridge and northward
- The King's Highway 25, (Oakville (Bronte, suburban Toronto) to north of Grand Valley) now Bronte Road (south of Steeles).
- The King's Highway 27, Etobicoke, Ontario to Midhurst, Ontario
- The King's Highway 28, Port Hope to ON-7A, (which had a joint with ON-115 for 13 km to the Parkway exit), up to NE of Lakefield, at ON-134.
- The King's Highway 29
- The King's Highway 30
- The King's Highway 32
- The King's Highway 51
- The King's Highway 74, New Sarum to Nilestown. Decomissioned in 1997.
- The King's Highway 88, Highway 27 junction at Bond Head to Highway 11 junction in Bradford. Existed from 1938 to 1988
- The King's Highway 97
- The King's Highway 99, North of Brantford (Hwy. 5) to Ancaster
- The King's Highway 100, MCF (ON-401) at exit??? to Former ON-2, East of London, now as Airport Road
- The King's Highway 103, Highway 400 and 12 to Highway 69 junction, now a freeway.
- The King's Highway 126, MCF (ON-401) S of London, (partially superhighway) to ON-2, some think extended to ON-22, now known as Highbury Avenue
- The King's Highway 135 - Short highway in London
- The King's Highway 136 Cataract to Orangeville
- The King's Highway 169 Brechin to Foot's Bay
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