Secondary Highway 599 - www.OntHighways.com

Highway 599 is Ontario's northern most highway, leading from Highway 17 at Ignace to the remote gold mining region of Pickle Lake. In addition to being Ontario's northern most highway, it is also Ontario's longest secondary highway. This long highway was unaffected by provincial downloading.

Secondary Highway 599 Shield

Southern Terminus: Junction Highway 599 in Ignace

Northern Terminus: Central Patricia

Length: 291.6km

Multiplexes: None

Orientation: North-South

Regions Served: Kenora and Thunder Bay Districts

AADT (2002): Highest: 1,000, from Pickle Lake Road to Central Patricia;

Lowest: 120, from Highway 642 to north of the Black Sturgeon River bridge.

Road Info: Not available

Highway 599 information:

OntHighways.com		Detailed Route information available below Virtual Tour of Highway 599 (Coming Soon!)

TheKingsHighway.ca		History of Highway 599 Photographic History of Highway 599

Communities and Intersections along and Highway 599 from South to North:

Proper Municipality Name	Community Name	Distance	Intersecting Road
Township of Ignace	Ignace	0km / 291.6km	King's Highway 17
District of Kenora	-----	11.2km / 280.4km	Sandbar Lake Provincial Park
District of Kenora	Silver Dollar	59.5km / 232.1km	Secondary Highway 642
District of Kenora	O'Briens Landing	---	-----
Kenora District - Thunder Bay District Boundary	-----	94.7km / 196.9km	-----
District of Thunder Bay	Savant Lake	---	-----
District of Thunder Bay	-----	135.5km / 156.1km	Secondary Highway 516
District of Thunder Bay	-----	222.9km / 68.7km	Austin's Road & Pashkokagan Lake Road
Thunder Bay District - Kenora District Boundary	-----	246.9km / 44.7km	-----
District of Kenora	Mishkeegogamang	---	-----
Township of Pickle Lake	-----	291.0km / 0.6km	Pickle Lake Road
Township of Pickle Lake	Central Patricia	291.6km / 0km	-----
Highway 599 ENDS

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Page last updated: June 3rd, 2007

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