List of numbered roads in Niagara Region

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This article lists all of the numbered regional roads in Regional Municipality of Niagara, Ontario. This list also contains all recently downloaded regional roads (heretofore marked as "RR"), which are marked in grey. The standard Niagara Regional Road sign is indicated at the right, with RR 20 providing the example.

Route number [1] Name(s) [1] Western/Southern Terminus [1] Eastern/Northern Terminus [1] Communities [1] Comments
Michener Road, Farr AvenuePoint Abino RoadGorham Road Ridgeway, Crystal Beach Originally included Michener Road, Pleasant Beach Road, and Beach Road from RR 98 (Empire Road) to Point Abino Road; remainder downloaded in 2012 [2]
Dominion RoadRR 116 (Gorham Road)Lakeshore Road (Niagara Parkway)Ridgeway, Crystal Beach, Fort Erie Former Highway 3C
Caistorville RoadIndian Line (Haldimand County border; continues as Haldimand Road 2)RR 65 (Silver Street)Caistorville
Lakeshore Road, Station Road, Wainfleet Concession Road 1Haldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 3) Highway 3 Willow Bay, Long Beach
Main StreetHighway 3 at Port Colborne/Wainfleet boundaryIntersection of Highway 3 and Highway 140 Port ColborneFormer Highway 3
Garrison RoadHighway 3 and Rosehill RoadRR 124 (Central Avenue)Fort ErieFormer Highway 3
Mellanby Avenue, Welland StreetRR 3 (Main Street) west of Bridge 19 of Welland CanalRR 3 (Main Street) east of Bridge 19 Port Colborne, Ontario Mellanby Avenue formerly RR 503, Welland Street former part of RR 68 (South)
Wellandport RoadHighway 3RR 27 (Riverside Road)WellandportFormerly RR 20 before download of Highway 20
Killaly Street WestHighway 3RR 3A (Mellanby Avenue)Port ColborneDownloaded 2002, then uploaded back to the Region in 2008
Killaly Street EastRR 68 (Welland Street)Highway 3Port Colborne, GaslineDownloaded after 2002
Caistor Centre Road, Twenty Road, South Grimsby Road 15RR 65 (Bismark Road)Former Highway 20, now RR 20Caistor CentreDownloaded after 2002
Marshagan RoadHaldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 7)RR 45 (Creek Road) Dunnville (via Haldimand Road 7)Originally numbered RR 545 in original 1969 regional road plan, renumbered later [3]
Grassie Road, Woolverton RoadFormer Highway 20 (now RR 20)RR 79 (Ridge Road)GrassieDownloaded after 2002
York RoadHaldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 9)RR 2 (Caistorville Road)Empire Corners, York (via Haldimand Road 9)Originally numbered RR 502 in original 1969 regional road plan, renumbered later [3]
Casablanca BoulevardRR 81 (Main Street)RR 39 (North Service Road West) Grimsby
Erie RoadPoint Abino RoadRidgeway RoadBay Beach, Crystal BeachDownloaded after 2002
Grimsby Road, Mountain Road, Mountain Street, Christie StreetRR 20 (Former Highway 20)Olive StreetGrimsby
Smithville Road, Townline Road, Canborough Street, Griffin Street SouthHaldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 14)RR 20 (Former Highway 20)Caistor Corners, Smithville
Station Street, Thirty RoadRR 20 (Former Highway 20)RR 73 (Mud Street East)SmithvilleOriginally included Thirty Road north of RR 73, Ridge Road East and Park Road to RR 81 (Main Street East) downloaded after 2002
Bartlett AvenueRR 81 (Main Street East)Lake StreetGrimsby
Garrison Road Highway 3 at RR 126 (Concession St)RR 124 (Centre St)Fort EriePart of original 1969 regional road grid, renumbered as eastern part of RR 3 sometime later [3]
Robinson RoadHaldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 15)RR 63 (Canborough Road)Dunnville (via Haldimand Road 15)Originally numbered RR 563 in original 1969 regional road plan, renumbered later
Port Davidson RoadRR 63 (Canborough Road)RR 14 (Twenty Road)Port Davidson, SmithvilleDownloaded after 2002
Bertie Street Queen Elizabeth Way Niagara ParkwayFort ErieDownloaded after 2002
Mountain Road, Ontario StreetRR 73 (Fly Road)RR 39 (North Service Road) Beamsville Once extended south on Mountain Road and Beamsville Road to RR 69 (Twenty Mile Creek Road)
Gilmore RoadQueen Elizabeth WayNiagara ParkwayFort Erie
Highway 20, West Street, Griffin Street North. St. Catharines Street, Highway 20, Bismark Road, Canboro Road Hamilton border (continues as Hamilton Road 20)Intersection of Highway 58 and Highway 20Smithville, Fonthill, Allanburg Former Highway 20. Offers a scenic route in comparison to the Queen Elizabeth Way. Concurrent with Highway 58 between Highway 406 and Centre Street.
Lundy's Lane, Ferry StreetIntersection of Highway 20 and RR 70 (Thorold Townline Road)RR 102 (Stanley Avenue) Niagara Falls Former part of RR 51, renumbered after downloading of Highway 20
Bowen Road, Philips StreetRR 116 (Stevensville Road)Niagara Parkway Stevensville, Fort Erie
Campden RoadRR 69 (Twenty Mile Creek Road)RR 73 (Fly Road)CampdenDownloaded after 2002
Merritt RoadRR 81 (King Street)South Service RoadLincolnDownloaded before 2002
Forks RoadHighway 3 and RR 24 (Vineland Townline Road) Highway 58 Originally extended to RR 68 (Kingsway) in Dain City
Vineland Townline Road, Victoria AvenueHighway 3 and RR 23 (Forks Road)RR 39 (North Service Road)Chambers Corners, Vineland Part of route between Highway 3 and RR 27 was formerly a portion of Highway 3A
Netherby RoadRR 84 (Doan's Ridge Road)Niagara ParkwayWelland, Netherby, Snyder
Jordan RoadRR 81 (King Street)RR 39 (North Service Road) Jordan
Wellandport Road, "Regional Road 27" (formerly River Road), Riverside Drive, West Main Street, East Main Street, Shisler RoadRR 20 (Former Highway 20) and RR 65 (Bismark Road)RR 98 (Montrose Road)Bismark, Wellandport, WellandSection between RR 24 (Vineland Townline Road) and RR 54 (Prince Charles Drive) was formerly a portion of Highway 3A. Section between RR 20 and RR 24 was formerly Highway 57
Balfour Road, Metler Road, Cream Street, Sixteen Road, Effingham StreetRR 63 (Canborough Road)RR 69 (Pelham Road)Fenwick, North PelhamDownloaded after 2002
Fifth Street LouthRR 69 (Pelham Road)RR 81 (St. Paul Street West) St. Catharines
Webber Road, Lincoln StreetRR 24 (Vineland Townline Road)RR 54 (Prince Charles Drive)WellandBefore 2002, continued east to RR 62 (Memorial Park Drive)
Lakeshore Road, Golf Course RoadRR 3 (Lakeshore Road at Station Road)Highway 3BurnabyDownloaded after 2002
Broadway Avenue, Ontario RoadRR 27 (Riverside Drive)RR 62 (Memorial Park Drive)WellandDownloaded after 2002
Effingham StreetRR 20 (Former Highway 20)RR 28 (Sixteen Road at Effingham Street)Ridgeville, EffinghamDownloaded after 2002
Humberstone RoadFeeder Road (Welland)Highway 58, Highway 58A and RR 54 (Prince Charles Drive)Welland
Humberstone RoadHighway 58ARR 60 (Southworth Street)WellandDownloaded after 2002
Seventh Street LouthRR 81 (St. Paul Street West)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)St. Catharines
Dunn StreetRR 104 (Dorchester Road)RR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Niagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
South Pelham RoadRR 29 (Webber Road)RR 41 (Woodlawn Road)Welland, Fonthill Originally extended to RR 20 via Pelham Street South (downloaded 2006)
Merritt RoadRR 50 (Merrittville Highway) Highway 406 WellandFormer part of Highway 58 & 406 concurrency
Murray StreetRR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Niagara ParkwayNiagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
Martindale RoadRR 77 (Fourth Avenue) and RR 72 (Louth Street)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)St. Catharines
North Service RoadHamilton borderOlive StreetGrimsby
North Service RoadGrimsby-Lincoln borderThird Street LouthBeamsville, St. Catharines
Clifton HillRR 51 (Victoria Avenue)Niagara ParkwayNiagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
South Service RoadHamilton borderRR 12 (Christie Street)Grimsby
South Service RoadNelles Road NorthTwenty-first Street LouthGrimsby, Beamsville, Jordan Harbour
Bayview Boulevard, South Service RoadDead end at Jordan HarbourRR 38 (Martindale Road)Jordan Station, St. Catharines
Niagara StreetRR 27 (West Main Street)Then Highway 58 (Thorold Road at Niagara Street)WellandRenumbered to RR 50 after downloading of parts of Highway 58 in early 1970s
Queen StreetRR 51 (Victoria Avenue)Niagara ParkwayNiagara Falls (downtown)Part of original 1969 regional road grid, downloaded sometime later [3]
Woodlawn RoadRR 36 (South Pelham Road)Highway 406WellandSection Between Seaway Dr. and Highway 406 formerly unsigned Highway 7236
Ontario StreetRR 91 (Westchester Avenue) and RR 81 (St. Paul Street/St. Paul Street West)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road) and RR 44 (Lakeport Road)St. Catharines
Bridge StreetRR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Niagara Parkway at the Whirlpool Rapids Bridge Niagara Falls
Lake Street, Lakeport Road Queen Elizabeth Way (Exit 46)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road at Lakeport Road) and RR 42 (Ontario Street) Port Dalhousie, St. CatharinesDownloaded after 2002
Creek RoadRR 63 (Canborough Road)RR 27 (Riverside Road)Wellandport
Geneva StreetInterchange with Highway 406 and RR 91 (Westchester Avenue)RR 581 (Church Street)St. CatharinesOriginally extended north to RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)
Lyons Creek RoadRR 98 (Montrose Road)RR 116 (Sodom Road) Chippawa Once extended west on Biggar Road to RR 84 (Moyer Road)
Carl RoadRR 84 (Moyer Road)RR 98 (Montrose Road)Crowland Twp.Rerouted along Biggar Road before 1983
Niagara StreetInterchange with Highway 406, RR 46 (Geneva Street) and RR 91 (Westchester Avenue)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)St. Catharines
McLeod Road, Marineland ParkwayQueen Elizabeth WayRR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Niagara FallsOriginally extended east to Portage Road then along Portage Road to RR 116 (Main Street); extended west to RR 70 (Thorold Townline Road)
Niagara Street, Merritville Highway, Glenridge AvenueRR 27 (West Main Street)RR 91 (Westchester Avenue)Welland, Thorold, St. Catharines
Lundy's Lane, Ferry Street, Victoria AvenueHighway 20 and RR 70 (Thorold Townline Road)Niagara ParkwayNiagara FallsRenumbered as RR 20 west of RR 102 (Stanley Avenue), downloaded remainder after 2002
Richmond Street, Ormond Street, Merritt Street, Hartzel Road, Bunting RoadRR 56 (Collier Road)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)Thorold, Merritton, St. Catharines, Port WellerDownloaded after 2002
Niagara Falls Road, Beaverdams RoadRR 553 (Allanburg Road)RR 20 (Lundy's Lane)Thorold South, Niagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
Prince Charles Drive, Rice RoadIntersection of Highway 58, Highway 58A, and RR 33 (Humberstone Road)RR 20 (Former Highway 20)Welland, Fonthill Section between RR 41 and RR 20 downloaded to local municipalities between 2002–2006
Richmond StreetRR 56 (Collier Road)(Then) Highway 58 (Ormond St)ThoroldOriginal part of 1969 regional road grid, later renumbered as part of RR 52 when Highway 58 along Ormond St was downloaded to the region [3]
Niagara Stone Road
Mississagua Street
RR 81 (Queenston Road) and RR 70 (Taylor Road)RR 87 (Mary Street)Homer, Virgil, Niagara-on-the-Lake Former Highway 55
Collier Road, Burleigh Hill DriveRR 67 (Beaverdams Road)RR 89 (Glendale Avenue)Thorold, St. CatharinesDownloaded in 2002, then uploaded back to the Region in 2007
Thorold Stone RoadRR 70 (Thorold Townline Road) east of Highway 58RR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Thorold, Niagara Falls
Homer RoadRR 89 (Glendale Avenue)RR 70 (Taylor Road) Niagara College Glendale CampusFormerly known as Coon Road
Morrison StreetRR 104 (Dorchester Avenue)Zimmerman AvenueNiagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
Southworth Street, Crowland AvenueRR 33 (Humberstone Road)RR 27 (East Main Street)WellandDownloaded after 2002
Townline Road, Portage Rd.RR 100 (Four Mile Creek Road) Niagara Parkway St. David's, QueenstonExtended onto Portage Rd. After the removal of the 405 and Niagara Parkway interchange in 2006.
Memorial Park Drive, Wellington StreetRR 31 (Ontario Road)RR 27 (East Main Street)WellandDownloaded after 2002
Canborough RoadHaldimand County border (continues as Haldimand Road 63)RR 24 (Vineland Townline Road)Wellandport, Fenwick, Ridgeville, FonthillOriginally extended east to RR 36 (Pelham Street South) via Church Hill
Port Robinson RoadRR 36 (Pelham Street South)Highway 406Fonthill, Port RobinsonDownloaded after 2002. Originally extended across Bridge 12 of the Welland Canal until 1974 when bridge was destroyed.
Chippawa Creek RoadRR 82 (Allanport Road)RR 98 (Montrose Road) Port Robinson Originally extended west across Bridge 12 of the Welland Canal until 1974 when bridge was destroyed.
Steele Street, Westside RoadRR 66 (Sugarloaf Street)Highway 3 at Highway 58Port ColborneDownloaded after 2002
Bismark RoadHamilton border (continues as Hamilton Road 65)Intersection of RR 20 (Former Highway 20) and RR 27 (Former Highway 57)Bismark
Sugarloaf Street, King StreetRR 64 (Steele Street)RR 3 (Main Street West)Port ColborneDownloaded after 2002
Beverdams Road, Pine StreetRR 50 (Merrittville Highway)Highway 58ThoroldOriginally extended north to RR 52 (Richmond Street)
King StreetRR 527 (Division Street)RR 27 (East Main Street)WellandOriginally included King Street down to RR 31 (Ontario Street), plus Canal Bank Street & Kingsway from RR 31 to RR 23 (Forks Road). Remainder downloaded after 2002.
Clarence Street, Welland StreetRR 64 (Steele Street)RR 3 (Main Street East)Port ColborneDownloaded after 2002. Part of road currently part of RR 3A.
Twenty Mile Creek Road, Twenty Road, Pelham Road,RR 20 (Former Highway 20)Intersection with RR 89 (Glendale Avenue)St. Ann's, St. CatharinesOriginally extended east to RR 81 (St. Paul Street West)
Taylor Road, Thorold Townline RoadRR 63 (Chippawa Creek Road)Intersection of RR 81 (Queenston Road) and RR 55 (Niagara Stone Road)Homer
Sir Isaac Brock Way (formerly St. David's Road) [4] RR 50 (Merrittville Highway at Glenridge Avenue)Highway 406 Brock University area of St. CatharinesOriginally extended east to RR 52 (Ormond Street)
Louth StreetRR 69 (Pelham Road)RR 77 (Fourth Avenue) and RR 38 (Martindale Road)St. Catharines
Mud Street, Fly RoadHamilton border (once continued as Hamilton-Wentworth Road 411)RR 24 (Victoria Avenue)Grassie, Grimsby Centre, Campden
Twenty-First Street Louth, Sixth Avenue LouthRR 669 (Eighth Avenue Louth)RR 24 (Victoria Avenue)Balls FallsDownloaded before 2006
Fourth Avenue, Welland AvenueRR 26 (Jordan Road)Queen Elizabeth WayJordan, St. CatharinesOriginally extended east to RR 52 (Bunting Road)
Chippawa Road, Humberstone Concession 2RR 3 (Main Street)RR 68 (Welland Street)Port ColbornePart of original 1969 regional road grid, downloaded sometime later [3]
Ridge RoadHamilton border (once continued as Hamilton-Wentworth Road 425)RR 14 (Park Road)GrimsbyDownloaded after 2002
Elm StreetRR 66 (Sugarloaf Street)RR 23 (Forks Road)Port Colborne, Dain CityDownloaded after 2002
Main Street East, Main Street West, King Street, St. Paul Street, Queenston Street, York RoadHamilton Boundary (Continues as Hamilton Road 8)Niagara ParkwayGrimsby, Beamsville, Vineland, Jordan, St. Catharines, Homer, St. David's, Queenston Former Highway 8 & Highway 8A. Includes part of original QEW alignment built before the Garden City Skyway was constructed. Portion between Regional Road 42 and Regional Road 91 downloaded after 2002.
Allanport RoadRR 63 (Chippawa Creek Road)Highway 20, Highway 58 and RR 20 (Lundy's Lane) Allanburg, Port Robinson
Carlton Street, Carlton RoadRR 42 (Ontario Street)RR 55 (Niagara Stone Road)St Catharines
Miller Road, Doan's Ridge Road, Moyer RoadHighway 3RR 63 (Chippawa Creek Road)Gasline, Cook's MillsOriginally extended south to RR 5 (Killaly Street East).
East-West LineRR 87 (Lakeshore Road)Niagara ParkwayVirgil, Niagara-on-the-LakeDownloaded after 2002
Stewart RoadRR 55 (Niagara Stone Road)RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)Homer
Lakeshore Road, Main Street, Lakeport Road, Lakeshore Road, Mary Street, King Street, Picton Street, Queen's ParadeRR 34 (Seventh Street Louth)Niagara ParkwayPort Dalhousie, St. Catharines, Port Weller, Niagara-on-the-Lake
Seaway Haulage RoadRR 83 (Carlton Road)Read RoadSt. CatharinesOnly public open section of a former cargo haulage route to the east of the Welland Canal.
Glendale AvenueRR 69 (Pelham Road) and RR 72 (Louth Street)Queen Elizabeth Way, RR 81 (York Road)St. Catharines, Merritton
Airport RoadRR 81 (York Road)RR 55 (Niagara Stone Road)Niagara-on-the-LakeServes St. Catharines/Niagara District Airport
Westchester AvenueRR 81 (St. Paul Street)RR 81 (Queenston Road)St. CatharinesOriginally extended to RR 52 (Bunting Road) via Eastchester Avenue
Scott StreetRR 44 (Lake Street)RR 52 (Bunting Road)St. CatharinesDownloaded after 2002.
Linwell RoadRR 42 (Ontario Street)RR 52 (Bunting Road)St. CatharinesDownloaded after 2002.
Wilhelm Road, Forkes Road, Schihl Road, Montrose RoadHighway 3RR 101 (Mountain Road)Niagara FallsOriginally extended south on Empire Rd. to RR1 (Beach Rd.) before 2002 downloading
Quaker RoadRR 36 (Pelham Street South)RR 50 (Niagara Street)Fonthill, WellandDownloaded after 2002
Four Mile Creek RoadRR 101 (Mountain Road)RR 55 (Niagara Stone Road) Virgil, St. David's, Niagara FallsOriginally extended south to RR 49 (McLeod Road) and north to RR 87 (Lakeshore Road)
Mountain RoadRR 70 (Taylor Road)RR 102 (Stanley Avenue)Niagara Falls
Stanley AvenueRR 47 (Lyons Creek Road)RR 61 (Townline Road) at Highway 405Niagara FallsPasses by Marineland
Dorchester RoadRR 49 (McLeod Road)RR 101 (Mountain Road)Niagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
Niagara Concenssion 7RR 81 (York Road)RR 55 (Niagara Stone Road)Niagara-on-the-LakeDownloaded after 2002
Portage Road, Main StreetRR 20 (Ferry Street)RR 100 (Portage Road at Drummond Street) and RR 57 (Thorold Stone Road)Niagara FallsDownloaded after 2002
Point Abino RoadMichener RoadHighway 3Originally extended north to RR 25 (Netherby Road) and south to RR 11 (Erie Road); remainder downloaded in 2012 [2]
Niagara Concession 1 RoadRR 81 (York Road)RR 85 (East-West Line)Queenston, Niagara-on-the-LakeDownloaded after 2002
Gorham Road, Stevensville Road, Sodom RoadRR 1 (Dominion Road)RR 47 (Lyons Creek Road) Ridgeway, Stevensville, Chippawa Originally extended south to RR 11 (Erie Road) and north along Main Street to Niagara Parkway at RR 49 (Marineland Parkway); portion between Farr Avenue and Dominion Road downloaded in 2012 [2]
Pettit RoadHighway 3RR 19 (Gilmore Road) at Queen Elizabeth WayFort ErieDownloaded after 2002
Graeber Avenue, Ridge Road South, Thunder Bay Road, Prospect Point RoadRR 116 (Ridgeway Road)RR 1 (Dominion Road)Crystal Beach, RidgewayDownloaded before 2002
Stonemill Road, Ridgemount RoadRR 1 (Dominion Road)RR 21 (Bowen Road)Fort ErieDownloaded after 2002
Thompson Road, Helena StreetRR 1 (Dominion Road)RR 21 (Bowen Road at Phipps Street)Fort Erie
Central AvenueNiagara Parkway south of RR 3 (Garrison Road)Niagara Parkway north of RR 21 (Phipps Street)Fort ErieFirst exit (Toronto-bound on Queen Elizabeth Way) / Last Exit (Fort Erie/Buffalo-bound)
Concession RoadRR 3 (Garrison Road)RR 19 (Gilmore Road)Fort ErieDownloaded after 2002
Elizabeth StreetRR 5 (Killaly Street East)Highway 3 at Highway 140Port ColborneSouthern extension of Highway 140. Downloaded after 2002
Sixteen RoadRR 24 (Vineland Townline Road)RR 28 (Cream Street at Sixteen Road)North PelhamDownloaded after 2002. Spur route of RR 28.
Roberts Street, Newman Hill, Falls Avenue Highway 420 and RR 102 (Stanley Avenue) Rainbow Bridge Niagara FallsFormer part of Highway 420, connecting the QEW to the Rainbow Bridge
Mellanby AvenueRR 3 (Main Street)RR 68 (Welland Street)Port ColborneRenumbered as part of RR 3A after 2002.
Livingston AvenueRR 10 (Casablanca Boulevard)RR 81 (Main Street)GrimsbySpur of RR 81
Thirty RoadRR 14 (Thirty Road at Ridge Road)RR 81 (King Street)BeamsvilleSpur of RR 14. Downloaded after 2002
Townline Tunnel RoadHighway 58ARR 25 (Netherby Road) east of RR 84 (Doan's Ridge Road)WellandSpur of RR 25
Division Street, Burger StreetRR 27 (West Main Street) and RR 50 (Niagara Street)RR 27 (East Main Street)WellandEastbound portion of one-way pair (along with RR 27) through downtown Welland
River Road, Effingham StreetWelland-Port Colborne AirportRR 29 (Webber Road)WellandSpur of RR 29. Connects to Niagara Central Airport
Thorold RoadRR 36 (South Pelham Road)RR 50 (Niagara Street)WellandDownloaded after 2002.
Main Street, Bridgewater StreetRR 49 (Portage Road) at RR 116 (Main Street)Niagara ParkwayChippawaOne-way streets. Main St. northbound; Bridgewater St. southbound. Later renumbered as an extension of RR 116?
Allanburg RoadHighway 58RR 53 (Niagara Falls Road)Thorold SouthSpur of RR 53. Downloaded after 2002
St. Ann's RoadRR 20 (Former Highway 20)RR 69 (Twenty Mile Creek Road)St. Ann'sSpur of RR 69. Downloaded after 2002
Glen Road, Nineteenth Street LouthRR 75 (Twenty-First Street Louth)RR 81 (King Street)Balls Falls, JordanSpur of RR 75. Downloaded before 2002
Church StreetRR 48 (Geneva Street)RR 46 (Niagara Street)St. CatharinesWestbound portion of one-way pair (along with RR 81) through downtown St. Catharines. Originally extended west along Church Street and King Street to RR 42 (Ontario Street).
Ontario StreetRR 81 (Main Street)Queen Elizabeth WayGrimsbySpur of RR 14, originally part of 1969 regional road plan, downloaded later [3]
Townline RoadRR 14 (Townline Road at Canborough Street)RR 20 (Former Highway 20)SmithvilleSpur of RR 14
O'Reilly's RoadRR 27 (Riverside Road)RR 529 (River Road)WellandSpur of RR 27. Connects to Niagara Central Airport
Eighth Avenue LouthRR 24 (Victoria Avenue)RR 69 (Twenty Road)Spur of RR 69
Twenty-first Street LouthRR 75 (Twenty-first Street Louth at Sixth Avenue Louth)RR 575 (Glen Road)Ball's FallsShort spur route of RR 75. Downloaded before 2002
King Street, William StreetRR 42 (Ontario Street)St. Paul StreetSt. CatharinesNorthbound portion of one-way pair (along with RR 42) through downtown St. Catharines.
Park RoadRR 73 (Mud Street)RR 79 (Ridge Road East) at RR 14 (Park Road)GrimsbySpur of RR 14. Downloaded after 2002
Brookfield RoadHighway 3 (Garrison Road)RR 25 (Netherby Road)Gasline, Port ColbornePart of original 1969 regional road grid, downloaded sometime later [3]
Point Abino RoadHighway 3 (Garrison Road)RR 25 (Netherby Road)Part of original 1969 regional road grid, renumbered as part of RR 112 later [3]
Ridge RoadHighway 140RR 84 (Doan's Ridge Road)Welland, Cooks MillsPart of original 1969 regional road grid, downloaded sometime later [3]
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The Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) is a regional police service maintained by the Regional Municipality of Niagara in the Canadian province of Ontario. As of 2021, the force employed 774 sworn police officers and 326 non-sworn support staff members.

King's Highway 8, commonly referred to as Highway 8, is a provincially maintained highway in the Canadian province of Ontario. The 159.7-kilometre (99.2 mi) route travels from Highway 21 in Goderich, on the shores of Lake Huron, to Highway 5 in the outskirts of Hamilton near Lake Ontario. Before the 1970s, it continued east through Hamilton and along the edge of the Niagara Escarpment to the American border at the Whirlpool Bridge in Niagara Falls. However, the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) replaced the role of Highway 8 between those two cities, and the highway was subsequently transferred from the province to the newly formed Regional Municipality of Niagara in 1970. In 1998, the remaining portion east of Peters Corners was transferred to the city of Hamilton.

The Niagara Parkway, formerly known as Niagara Boulevard and historically as the Niagara Road, is a scenic road in the province of Ontario that travels on the Canadian side of the Niagara River from the town of Fort Erie to Niagara-on-the-Lake. The portion north of Table Rock in the city of Niagara Falls is designated as an Ontario Scenic Highway. Niagara Boulevard originally referred only to the section from Fort Erie to Chippawa.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Ontario Highway 55</span> Former Ontario provincial highway

King's Highway 55, commonly referred to as Highway 55 and historically as the Niagara Stone Road and Black Swamp Road, was a provincially maintained highway in the Canadian province of Ontario, which connected the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) with Niagara-on-the-Lake, following Niagara Stone Road. The route divided a swath of wineries at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment, passing at an oblique angle to the concession road grid.

King's Highway 58A, commonly referred to as Highway 58A, is a provincially maintained highway in the Canadian province of Ontario. The short route serves to connect Highway 58 with Highway 140 and passes beneath the Welland Canal through the Townline Tunnel. The entire route is located within the city of Welland in the Regional Municipality of Niagara.

Twelve Mile Creek is a waterway located on the Niagara Peninsula in the Regional Municipality of Niagara in Southern Ontario, Canada. Its headwaters are located in the town of Pelham, encompassing some of the most unspoiled and natural areas of Niagara area. The creek's lower reaches flow through urban areas of Thorold and St. Catharines and has been heavily altered by human activity for almost two centuries. The creek was first known as "Ashquasing" by the Mississaugas Indigenous people, the name meaning "that which lies at the end" in the Anishinaabe language.

References

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  2. 1 2 3 "Fort Erie Council-in-Committee Meeting Minutes" (PDF).
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Copy of map of Regional Municipality of Niagara dated 1969, digital copy accessed from the Brock University digital library at https://dr.library.brocku.ca/handle/10464/13727
  4. says, Simone Tai. "New street name leads to new addresses for Niagara Region HQ and Brock University". The Brock News, a news source for Brock University.