List of numbered roads in Lennox and Addington County

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This is a list of numbered county roads in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario .

County Road #Local Name(s)Western/Northern TerminusEastern/Southern TerminusSettlements servedAdditional Notes
1County Road 1 West

Bridge Street West, Belleville Road (Napanee)
County Road 1 East Bridge Street East, Camden Road, Newburgh Road (Napanee)

Deseronto Road (County Road 10) (Hastings County limits)Camden-Portland Boundary Road (Frontenac County limits)Napanee, Newburgh, Camden Eas, YarkerWest portion formerly provincial highway 502
2County Road 2
Dundas Street East and Dundas Street Wes (Napanee), Main Street Odessa,		Deseronto Road (Hastings County limits)Neil Road (Frontenac County limits)Napanee, OdessaFormerly Highway 2 (main east-west provincial highway), decertified 1998. Continues west as Dundas Street, Deseronto, and east as Princess Street, Kingston
3County Road 3Cold Water Road (Hastings County limits)County Road 41Marlbank, ErinsvilleContinues as Napanee Road, Queen Street and Napanee Road in Hastings, and becomes County Road 13
4County Road 4
County Road 4W		County Road 41 Highway 33 Millhaven, Camden East, Centreville, TamworthWest of Tamworth the road becomes County Road 4W
5Palace Road
County Road 5		County Road 2County Road 4NapaneePalace Road name changes to County Road 5 at Highway 401
6County Road 6County Road 14 Highway 33 Amherstview, Odessa, Yarker, Colebrook, Moscow,
7County Road 7County Road 2 Highway 33 Bath
8County Road 8River Road/Palace/Centre Street South Intersection (Napanee) Highway 33 Adolphustown, Napanee
9River Road
County Road 9		County Road 8/Palace/Centre Street South Intersection (Napanee)County Road 8Napanee, Greta, Bethany, Huff Wharf, Watercombe
10 Deseronto Road Kennelly Road (Hastings) / County Road 11Dundas Street (Deseronto)/County Road 2This road is the boundary between Lennox and Hastings counties.
11County Road 11Deseronto Road (County Road 10) (Hastings County limits)Main Street (County Road 27)Selby, Newburgh
12County Road 12

Deseronto Road

Deseronto Road (Hastings County limits)County Road 41Forest MillsA small section of Deseronto Road from County Road 12 to Enright is held under the jurisdiction of the County of Lennox and Addington as County Road 12
13County Road 13County Road 41Youngs RoadErinsville
14County Road 14County Road 41Deerhurst LaneReidville, Enterprise
15County Road 15

Concession Street North

Frontenac County limitsCounty Road 4Gull Creek, Tamworthcontinues north to Highway 7 as Arden Road in Frontenac County
16County Road 16County Road 11County Road 1noneminor connecting route
17County Road 17County Road 4County Road 27Newburghminor connecting route
18County Road 18County Road 1 WestCounty Road 5noneminor connecting route
19County Road 19 (Mud Lake Road North)County Road 6Howes RoadOdessa
20County Road 20County Road 6Florida RoadWilton
21County Road 21County Road 8 Highway 33 Galts Cornerminor connecting route
22County Road 22County Road 8County Road 7Millers Corners
23Taylor Kidd BoulevardCounty Road 4County Road 24Amherstview, Millhavenextension of Kingston suburban route as Taylor Kidd Boulevard, then becomes John Counter Boulevard in Kingston (proper)
24Coronation BoulevardWoodbine Road (Kingston) Highway 33 Amherstviewwestern boundary of Kingston (Collins Bay), eastern boundary of Lennox County (Amherstview)
25County Road 25South Shore RoadCounty Road 8The Pines
26Jim Snow DriveTaylor Kidd Boulevard (County Road 23) Highway 33 Millhavenminor connecting route, serves a Bombardier factory near Millhaven
27County Road 7County Road 14County Road 1Croydon, Newburgh
28Millhaven RoadCounty Road 4County Road 6Links Mills, Asselstine, Odessa
29Flinton RoadHastings County limits Highway 41 Flinton, Flinton Cornerscontinues through Hastings County as Flinton Road to Highway 7
30Buckshot Lake Road Highway 41 Frontenac County limitsVennachar, Vennachar Junctionveers into Hastings County briefly near Russ Brown Road; continues through Hastings County to Plevna
41County Road 41
Centre Street North

Centre Street South

 Palace Road/River Road/County Road 8 intersection, Napanee Highway 7 Kaladar, Napaneecontinues north as Highway 41 to Pembroke and south as Lennox and Addington County Road 8 to Adolphustown

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