Southern Terminus:  Pre-1998: Junction Highway 33 (Loyalist Parkway) in downtown Picton

                                         Currently:  At the Southern End of the Bay of Quinte Skyway Bridge.

Northern Terminus:  Pre-1998:  At Highway 401 (Exit 566)

                                        Currently:  At the Northern Limits of the Tyendinaga Indian Reserve.

Length:  Pre-1998: 28.3 km.  Currently: 6.1 km.

Multiplexes:  Before downloading there was a 4.2 Km with Highway 2 (this multiplex is still signed, though it is no longer a legal co-designation).

Freeway:  No

AADT (1994):  Highest:  3,700 from Picton northerly to the Picton Golf & Country Club;

                             Lowest:  1,950 along the Highway 2 multiplex.

Road Info:  On the mainland, Highway 49 is in great shape, with nice smooth pavement.  In Prince Edward County, most of Highway 49 is paved with concrete that is starting to show its age.  The rural speed limit along Highway 49 is 80km/h.

In Prince Edward County Highway 49 is known as Prince Edward Road 49

Current Southern Terminus of Highway 49 is located at the southern end of the Skyway bridge.

Current Northern Terminus of Highway 49 is located at the Northern Limits of the Tyendinaga Indian Reserve

North of Tyendinaga, Highway 49 has not been re-designated, and is still for the most part signed is still signed as Highway 49, but is likely known as Marysville Road

Highway 49 ENDS