Secondary Highway 529 - Secondary.OntHighways.com
Highway 529 is a retired alignment of Highway 69 that was bypassed circa 1960. Traffic volumes are low for its entire length, and this highway serves very little provincial purpose. There is no lower-tiered municipality to transfer this highway to, which is why it has remained in the provincial highway system for so long.
Secondary Highway 529 Shield |
Southern Terminus: Junction Highway 69 2 km
north of Pointe Au Baril Station. Northern Terminus: Junction Highway 69 just south of the Magnetawan River Length: 25.7 km Multiplexes: None Orientation: North-South Regions Served: Parry Sound District AADT (2001): Highest: 420, from Highway 69 (south jct) to Highway 529A; Lowest: 50, from Highway 529A to Highway 645. Road Info: Highway 529 is in pretty good shape for its entire length (especially considering how low its traffic volumes are). |
Communities and Intersections along and Highway 529 from South to North:
Proper Municipality Name | Community Name | Distance | Intersecting Road |
Township of the Archipelago | ----- | 0 km / 25.7 km | King's Highway 69 |
Township of the Archipelago | ----- | 6.8 km / 20.7 km | Secondary Highway 529A |
Magnetawan Indian Reserve 1 | ----- | 23.7 km / 2.0 km | Secondary Highway 645 |
Magnetawan Indian Reserve 1 | ----- | 25.7 km / 0 km | King's Highway 69 |
Highway 529 Ends |
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