Southern Terminus:  Highway 38 ends at the Highway 2 junction in Cataraqui (a suburb of Kingston).

Northern Terminus:  Junction King's Highway 7 just north of Sharbot Lake.

Length:  70.0km

Multiplexes:  None

Freeway: No

AADT (1994):  Highest: 15,500 from Highway 2 northerly to Highway 401near Kingston;

                             Lowest:  1,600 from the Tichborne CPR crossing to the Sharbot Lake CPR overhead.

Status:  Totally downloaded in 1998.  Most of Highway 38 has not been resigned by its local authorities.  In central Frontenac, Highway 38 is known as 'Road 38'  South of Centennial Road in Kingston its known as Gardiner's Road.

Road Info:  Highway 38 is in respectable shape for its entire length.  In the north end, Highway 38 is built to an older standard, but pavement is for the most part smooth.  Approaching Kingston, Highway 38 is built to more of a modern standard, and has higher traffic volumes.

North of Centennial Road Highway 38 is still posted with provincial shields, Highway 38 is likely known as 'Highway 38' in both Kingston and South Frontenac

In Parkham:  NB: Take the short ramp to the right to continue to northwards to Sharbot Lake.  SB: Turn left towards Kigston.

Highway 38 ENDS