Highway 14 ends at Highway 7
Northern Terminus: At Highway 7, in the town of Marmora
Length: 37.8 km
Multiplexes: None, Highway 14 does not cross any other Provincial Highways, other then at its terminus.
Freeway: No
AADT (1994): Highest: 6,100, from Highway 62 northerly to Stirling;
Lowest: 3,150, from Stirling northerly to Marmora.
Status: Totally downloaded in 1997. Now known as the Foxboro-Stirling Road, and the Stirling to Marmora road. Despite the fact that Hastings County no longer maintains a county road network, there are '14' flowerpots along the route.
Road Info: Highway 14 is in reasonably good shape for its entire length. It does, however, feel much more like a county road then many highways downloaded in the same era do. Highway 14 between Marmora and Stirling is quite a smooth road, as it was recently repaved by local municipalities. South of Stirling, Highway 14 is built to modern MTO standards, though its MTO pavement is reaching the end of its lifespan.