King's Highway 12 - Images
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Photos shown in this table are arranged from South to North:
| Proper Municipality Name | Photo Description | Photo |
| Town of Whitby Regional Municipality of Durham |
Shield assembly denoting the Highway
7/12 co-designation. This is one of the
few remaining signs along highway
7/12 in which both shields have the 'The
King's Highway' Legend. Picture size: 85kb. |
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| Town of Whitby Regional Municipality of Durham |
The intersection of Highway
7/12 and Durham Road
5 in Myrtle. This picture shows the highway before traffic signals were
installed at this intersection in the late fall of 2004. These traffic lights
were added as part of a larger contract that saw Highway
7/12
rehabilitated from Brooklin to Manchester. Picture taken August 5th, 2004. Size: 50kb. |
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| Township of Brock Regional Municipality of Durham |
Picture of a now defunct Highway 12/48 junction
assembly. This example was located at Durham Road 23. This signage
was installed after Highway 48 was downloaded east of Highway 12.
Picture size: 35kb. |
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| Brock - Ramara Boundary Durham - Simcoe Boundary |
Looking south through the Concrete Bowstring
Bridge on the former alignment of Highway 12 through Gamebridge. This
stretch of Highway was bypassed in the early 1960s when a new Highway 12
routing was constructed curving around the west side of Gamebridge. Picture taken: May 3rd, 2004. Size: 90kb. |
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| Brock - Ramara Boundary Durham - Simcoe Boundary |
This picture shows the eastern facade of the Gamebridge Bowstring Bridge on a former Highway 12 alignment. Concrete Bowstring bridges are (in my opinion at least) some of the most spectacular types of bridges on Ontario Highways. The bowstring type of bridge is, however, quickly disappearing from Ontario's Highway's. They are being replaced with new standard style bridges. Picture taken: May 3rd, 2004. Size: 50kb. |
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