King's Highway 112 - O N T H I G H W A Y S
King's Highway 112 is a fairly short highway with an interesting history. The highway is in actuality an original alignment of Highway 11. In the early 1940s, a new alignment west of Round Lake (often called the Round Lake Diversion) was constructed and also designated as part of Highway 11. This obviously proved to be a problem as area motorists were faced with two parallel routes designated as Highway 11. Fortunately in 1953, this now bypassed portion Highway 11 was re-designated as Highway 112. Since then, Highway 112 has changed very little, and was not affected by provincial downloading.
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Southern Terminus: Junction Highway
11 at the southern start of the Round Lake Diversion. Northern Terminus: Junction Highway 66 west of Kirkland Lake. Length: 19.8 km Multiplexes: None Freeway: No AADT (2002): Highest: 2,000, from Highway 650 northerly to Highway 66; Lowest: 1,600 from Highway 11 northerly to Highway 650. Road Info: Coming Soon! |
Communities and Major Intersections along Highway 112 from South to North:
| Proper Municipality Name | Community Name | Distance | Intersecting Road |
| District of Timiskaming | ----- | 0 km / 19.8 km | King's Highway 11 |
| District of Timiskaming | ----- | 4.7 km / 15.1 km | Secondary Highway 564 |
| District of Timiskaming | Tarzwell | --- | ----- |
| District of Timiskaming | Dane | 12.4 km / 7.4 km | Secondary Highway 650 |
| Town of Kirkland Lake | ----- | 19.8 km / 0 km | King's Highway 66 |
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