KING`S HIGHWAY NO. 137
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Highway 137 NORTH begins. Welcome to Ontario. April of 1990. |
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Looking north from the southern terminus of Highway 137, at the Canada/US Customs booth on Hill Island. Oversized sign to the right warns American motorists of the switch to the metric system. April of 1990. |
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Facing north along Highway 137 at the Thousand Island Bridge toll booth. The Thousand Island Bridge connects mainland Ontario with Hill Island. April of 1990. |
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Northbound Highway 137 as it approaches the Thousand Islands Parkway near the town of Selton. Highway 137 serves as a small connector freeway between the 401 in Eastern Ontario and I-81 in Upstate New York. In June 1992 and up until recently, Highway 137 was an unmarked highway. |
| Looking south along southbound Highway 137, about 300 metres north of the Thousand Islands Parkway interchange. June of 1992. |  |
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Northbound Highway 137 as it approaches its junction with Highway 401 in southwest Leeds and Grenville County. Notice the deep rock cut to the right. This type of rugged terrain is common in eastern and central Ontario and provides an interesting challenge for road constructors in this province. April of 1990. |
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Overhead grantry located at the northern terminus of Highway 137 at Highway 401 in southwest Leeds and Grenville County. April of 1990. |
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Trumpet ramp from northbound Highway 137 to westbound Highway 401 as in rounds the bend in southwest Leeds and Grenville County. June of 1992. |
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Ramp from northbound Highway 137 as it merges with westbound Highway 401 in southwest Leeds and Grenville County. June of 1992. |