List of numbered roads in Kingston and Frontenac County

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This is a list of numbered municipal roads in Kingston and Frontenac County, Ontario .

The City of Kingston is a single-tier municipality not under the jurisdiction of an upper-tier municipality such as Frontenac County and thus, is outside of the geographic limits of Frontenac County for municipal purposes. For geographic purposes however, Kingston is within the geographic limits of Frontenac County. [1] The City of Kingston forms part of the county's census division.

The numbered roads in this list are not under the jurisdiction of Frontenac County (only their numbers are, for coordination[ citation needed ]); the responsibility for their maintenance is with the individual townships (and City of Kingston). [2] As a result, the "flowerpot" municipal road shields are signed with the name of the township, such as Central Frontenac, Kingston or Wolfe Island (for Frontenac Islands Township). South Frontenac Township makes reference to its numbered township highways as Township Road n in law. [3]

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Route(s) [3] Name [3] West/South Terminus [3] East/North Terminus [3] CommunitiesComments
Kingston City Road 1.svgKingston Road 1
Front RoadLemoine PointKing Street WestKingston
Kingston City Road 2.svgKingston Road 2
Princess Street
Highway 2
KingstonFormerly Highway 2
Kingston Road 3
Unity RoadRR 11 jct.svg Kingston Road 11Elginburg, Glenburnie
South Frontenac Township Road 4.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 4
Yarker RoadRR 38 jct.svg Township Road 38
South Frontenac Township Road 5.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 5
Harrowsmith Road Harrowsmith
South Frontenac Township Road 7.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 7
Bellrock RoadRR 38 jct.svg Township Road 38Verona
South Frontenac Township Road 8.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 8
WestportGodfrey, Fermoy
Kingston City Road 9.svgKingston Road 9

South Frontenac Township Road 9.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 9
Sydenham RoadPrincess StreetKingston, Sydenham
Kingston City Road 10.svgKingston Road 10

South Frontenac Township Road 10.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 10
Division Street
Perth Road
Kingston, Westport
Kingston City Road 11.svgKingston Road 11

South Frontenac Township Road 11.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 11
Battersea RoadKingston, BatterseaContinues as Montreal Street in Kingston.
Kingston City Road 12.svgKingston Road 12

South Frontenac Township Road 12.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 12
Ontario 15 crown.svg Highway 15
Kingston City Road 13.svgKingston Road 13
Continues as RR 13 jct.svg County Road 13Ontario 15 crown.svg Highway 15
Kingston City Road 15.svgKingston Road 15
Highway 15Ontario 2 crown.svg  Highway 2 Ontario 401 crown.svg Highway 401 KingstonContinues as Highway 15
Kingston City Road 16.svgKingston Road 16
Joyceville RoadOntario 2 crown.svg  Highway 2 Ontario 15 crown.svg  Highway 15 Joyceville
Kingston City Road 17.svgKingston Road 17
Days RoadFront RoadBath RoadKingston
South Frontenac Township Road 18.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 18
Wilton RoadHarrowsmith
South Frontenac Township Road 19.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 19
Canoe Lake RoadFermoy
Kingston City Road 23.svgKingston Road 23
Taylor-Kidd BoulevardKingston
Kingston City Road 25.svgKingston Road 25
Bayridge DriveKingston
Kingston City Road 33.svgKingston Road 33
Bath RoadPrincess StreetKingstonFormerly Highway 33; part of Loyalist Parkway
Kingston City Road 38.svgKingston Road 38

South Frontenac Township Road 38.svgSouth Frontenac Township Road 38

Central Frontenac Township Road 38.svgCentral Frontenac Township Road 38
Gardiners RoadBath RoadOntario 7 crown.svg Highway 7 Kingston, Verona, Sharbot Lake Formerly Highway 38
RR 95 jct.svgFrontenac Islands Township Road 95
Highway 95Wolfe Island Ferry Dock, Marysville Point AlexandriaMarysville, Wolfe Island Formerly Highway 95
RR 96 jct.svgFrontenac Islands Township Road 96
Highway 96Sand Bay RoadPort MetcalfScotch Settlement, Wolfe Island Formerly Highway 96
RR 506 jct.svgNorth Frontenac Township Road 506
Road 506Ontario 41 crown.svg Highway 41 North Frontenac Road 509Formerly Highway 506
Central Frontenac Township Road 509.svgCentral Frontenac Township Road 509

RR 509 jct.svgNorth Frontenac Township Road 509
Road 509Ontario 7 crown.svg Highway 7 North Frontenac Road 506Clarendon, Snow Road, OmpahFormerly Highway 509

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References

  1. O. Reg. 180/03: DIVISION OF ONTARIO INTO GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, s. 2, Government of Ontario, retrieved 2020-06-24
  2. Roads and Bridges, County of Frontenac, archived from the original on 2019-04-23, retrieved 2019-04-23
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 The Corporation of the Township of South Frontenac, By-Law 2000-01 (PDF), archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-06-30, retrieved 2019-06-30