King's Highway 17 - Images
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Photos shown in this table are arranged from North to South:
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
View looking northerly through Schreiber. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
Another view looking northerly through Schreiber. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
Looking south from the south end of Schreiber. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
Looking north towards the Hays Lake Road intersection, from the top of the
CPR overhead. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
View looking northerly at the southern approach
to Schreiber's CPR overhead. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
Just north of Terrace Bay, the highway passes
overtop of the Aguasabon River. Photo taken: August 30th, 2006. |
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Township of Terrace Bay District of Thunder Bay |
Looking southerly through Terrace Bay.
Terrace Bay's commercial district is found just to the left of the highway
in this photo. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
The end of a four-lane stretch of highway, south
of Terrace Bay. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
A long passing zone situated between the hills south of Terrace Bay. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
The Steel River bridge, facing South. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Looking northerly across the Steel River bridge.
Concrete decked bridges are unusual in Ontario. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Southbound from the Southern side of the Steel
River bridge. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Yet another 4-lane stretch between the Steel
River and the Pic River. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Straight stretches of Highway 17 are few and far
between near Marathon. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Two views looking southerly across the Little
Pic River bridge. This is one of the largest and most impressive
bridges along Highway 17. Photos taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Northerly view as Highway 17 passes overtop of
the Little Pic River. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Situated on the south bank of the river is a
very tight 90-degree curve. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
From the southern side of the river, this photo
shows the entire approach, and the scale of the structure. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
A flashing warning sign warns drivers of the
impending curve at the Little Pic River. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Several closely spaced curves found just north
of Marathon. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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District of Thunder Bay |
Highway 17 crossing a high ridge north of
Marathon. Photo taken: August 29th, 2006. |
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