Southern Terminus:  As of Autumn 2003:  Highway 69 currently ends where the divided section of Highway 400 ends at the Musquash River Bridge near the Whata Mohawk Territory.

Northern Terminus:  The Highway 17 interchange on the Southern Bypass of Sudbury.

Length:  204.3 km (approx).

Multiplexes:  Highway 69 is currently multiplexed with Highway 400 for two small sections near Parry Sound.  The southern multiplex will likely be discontinued when the 'Whata Gap' is finally twinned, rendering Highway 400 four-laned from Toronto to Parry Sound.

Freeway: Highway 69 is a freeway where it runs concurrent with Highway 400 on the Parry Sound Bypass.

Trans-Canada Highway: Highway 69 makes up the Georgian Bay route for virtually all of its route.  The only portion of Highway 69 that is no longer part of the TCH, is the recently bypassed section between MacTier and Hayes Corners

AADT (2002):  Highest:  14,200 from Pioneer Road to the Highway 17 interchange;

                             Lowest:  5,050 from Highway 607 northerly to Highway 64.

Road Info:  Highway 69 is a very important highway, and is very well maintained for its entire length.  Calls have been made in recent years to twin Highway 69 to increase highway safety, though are very few notable design deficits on the route.   A great deal of the safety problems along Highway 69 come from poor driving behaviours.

NB: Highway 69 rejoins Highway 400 at the south end of the Parry Sound Bypass.  Keep right at the trumpet interchange.  SB: To stay on Highway 69, exit at Exit #213 and follow the loop ramp.