King's Highway 79

King's Highway 79 - Images

Photos shown in this table are arranged from South to North:

Proper Municipality Name	Photo Description	Photo
Pictures taken from driver's perspective appear offset from centre-line pictures:		North- Bound	South- Bound
Municipality of Lambton Shores County of Lambton	View looking northerly into Thedford along Highway 79. Prior to being incorporated into the Lambton County Road network, the Highway 79 connecting link agreement began here. Photo taken: April 2005	Low-res High-res
Municipality of Lambton Shores County of Lambton	Northerly view of Highway 79 turning from Main Street to King Street. Highway 79-North meets King Street at a sharp angle due to the former railway alignment that ran between Main and Allen Streets. Photo taken: April 2005	Low-res High-res
Municipality of Lambton Shores County of Lambton	Southerly view towards the King and Main Street intersection. Thedford is quite a sleepy Southwestern Ontario town. This is exacerbated by the fact that the railway -- the only reason the town existed in the first place -- has long been abandoned and the tracks removed. Photo taken: April 2005	Low-res High-res
Municipality of Lambton Shores County of Lambton	View looking southerly along Highway 79 from the Highway 21 junction. I don't often say this, but I am not saddened that Highway 79 was downloaded to Lambton and Middlesex Counties. Photo taken: April 2005	Low-res High-res
Municipality of Lambton Shores County of Lambton	View of Highway 79's northern terminus at Highway 21. Photo taken: April 2005	Low-res High-res

Highway 79 ends at Highway 21 in the small community of Port Franks. Click here for Highway 21 images.