List of numbered roads in the United Counties of Prescott and Russell

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This page lists all of the numbered county roads in United Counties of Prescott and Russell, Ontario.

NumberNamesWestern/Southern TerminusEastern/Northern TerminusMajor CommunitiesComments
1Du Golf Road, St. Pascal RoadCanaan Road (Boundary with the City of Ottawa. Continues as Ottawa Road 28)Dead end, near the city limits of the City of Clarence-Rockland St. Pascal Baylon, Ontario
2 Russell Road, Boudreau Road, Plantagenet Concession 8Canaan Road (Boundary with the City of Ottawa. Continues as Ottawa Road 26)CR 9 Bourget, Ontario
3Craig Street, Castor Street, Notre Dame Street, Rue Notre Dame (Notre Dame Road), Ouest Route 500 (Route 500 West), Rue Principale (Principal Street), Chemin St. Isidore (St. Isidore Road), Route 600 East, Concession Road 18CR 5 (Grove Lane, Boundary with the City of Ottawa. Continues as Ottawa Road 6)CR 9 Russell, Ontario, Embrun, Ontario, Casselman, Ontario, Ste-Rose-de-Prescott, Ontario, St. Isidore de Prescott, Ontario
4Main Street, Front RoadCR 17Interchange with Highway 417 and CR 14 (Exit 5) Hawkesbury, Ontario Even older alignment leads off into the Ottawa River towards Pointe-Fortune, Quebec, having since been flooded by the Carillon hydroelectric dam project in the late 1950s.
5Russland Road, Finch Concession 10-11 Road (intersection at the boundary of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties), just north of Crysler, Ontario. Continues as SDG CR 12.Concurrency with Ottawa Road 8, northwest of Limoges, Ontario Crysler, Ontario
6Marionville RoadOttawa Road 41CR 3 (SDG CR 7 turns back south as CR 6 turns north) Russell, Ontario Acts as the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties boundary. Is concurrent with SDG CR 7.
7Route 900, Albert Road, St. Albert StreetCR 5CR 3 Casselman, Ontario, Mayerville, Ontario, St. Albert, Ontario
8Old Highway 17, Landry Street, Labonte Road, Champlain Road, Clarence-Cambridge Road, Boundary Road, County Road 8, Concession Road 20Interchange with Highway 417 and Highway 138 (Exit 58)Ferry Dock north of Clarence, Ontario on the Ottawa River Clarence, Ontario, Rockland, Ontario, Bourget, Ontario From CR 17 to Dallaire Road, CR 8 (Old Highway 17) is the former alignment of Highway 17
9Treadwell Road, Lefaivre Road, Old Highway 17, Rue Ste. Catherine (St. Catherine Street), Highland RoadInterchange with Highway 417 and SDG CR 20 (Exit 50, on the county boundary)CR 24 Treadwell, Ontario, Plantagenet, Ontario, St. Isidore de Prescott, Ontario, Parkers Corners, Ontario From CR 26 to CR 17, road travels on an old alignment of Highway 17.
10Concession Road 14, Ridge Road, Vankleek Hill Road, Main Street, Barb Road, Labrosse StreetCR 9 Quebec Provincial Boundary (Continues into the Vaudreuil-Soulanges Regional County Municipality, Quebec as Chemin du Haut-de-la-Chute (Upper Falls Road) Parkers Corners, Ontario, Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Barb, Ontario, St. Eugene, Ontario Has a brief concurrency with CR 12
11Longueuil Street, Cassburn RoadCR 10CR 24 L'Orignal, Ontario
12Barb Road, Golf Club RoadOverpass of Highway 417 (continues into United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, Ontario as SDG CR 23Has a brief concurrency with CR 10
14St. Eugene RoadHope-Quimet Road (Boundary with Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties. Continues as SDG CR 21)Interchange with Highway 417 and CR 4 (Exit 5) St. Eugene, Ontario
15Station Road, St. Philippe Street, Peat Moss Road, Concession Road 4, Lafaivre RoadCR 10CR 14 Alfred, Ontario
16Ridge RoadCR 8CR 9 near Fournier Formerly served the ghost town of Lemieux.Has a brief abandoned alignment near its southern terminus, where part of the road was destroyed by the Lemieux landslide of 1993.
17County Road 17Canaan Road (Boundary with the City of Ottawa. Continues as Ottawa Road 174.)Interchange with Highway 417 (Exit 9), westbound access and eastbound egress only. Rockland, Ontario, Clarence, Ontario, Wendover, Ontario, Plantagenet, Ontario, L'Orignal, Ontario, Hawkesbury, Ontario Formerly part of Highway 17, until segments west of Highway 417 were downloaded in 1998. Has several former alignments, such as Chemin de la Baie (Bay Road) and Rue Laurier (Laurier Street) in Rockland, an abandoned alignment near Clarence, and CR 8 from CR 17, north to Clarence ("Old Highway 17"). This continues close to the Ottawa River as CR 55. Even older alignments lead off into the Ottawa River, having since been flooded by the Carillon hydroelectric dam project in the late 1950s.
18County Road 18, Chemin du Ruban (Ribbon Road)Boundary with Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties. Continues as SDG CR 24 Quebec Boundary (Continues as Ribbon Road for around 100 metres (300 feet) until meeting Route 325 (Montée Cardinal).
19Avenue du Quai (Quay Avenue), 9 Mile Road, County Road 19, Ettyville RoadCR 8CR 55 Clarence, Ontario, Wendover, Ontario, Pendleton, Ontario, Ettyville, Ontario
20Caledonia Springs Road, Concession Road 1, Pearl Road, County Road 20CR 17CR 10
21County Road 21, Plantagenet Concession 1CR 17CR 9 Treadwell, Ontario
22St. Bernardin RoadOverpass of Highway 417 (Continues into Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties as SDG CR 30)CR 10 St. Bernardin, Ontario
23Concession Road 7, McCrimmon RoadCR 22Interchange with Highway 417 (Exit 45). (Continues as CR 23A on the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties boundary.
23AMcCrimmon Road Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties CR 34 in McCrimmon, Ontario Interchange with Highway 417 (Exit 35). (Continues as CR 23). McCrimmon, Ontario Straddles the SDG/Prescott-Russell County boundary
24Alfred Concession 1, Bay Road, Front RoadCR 9CR 4 Treadwell, Ontario, L'Orignal, Ontario Former alignment of Highway 17. Even older alignment leads off into the Ottawa River (as Chemin du Domaine/Domaine Road), having since been flooded by the Carillon hydroelectric dam project in the late 1950s.
25Concession Road 7, County Road 25CR 18CR 14
26Prescott Russell Road, Old Highway 17, County Road 26CR 17CR 9 Plantagenet, Ontario Former alignment of Highway 17
27County Road 27Route 1000 (County Boundary with Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties)CR 7Continues as SDG CR 6
28Chemin St. Guillaume (St. Guillaume Road)CR 3Interchange with Highway 417 (Exit 88). Continues into the City of Ottawa as Rockdale Road, to the community of Vars. Embrun, Ontario, Vars, Ontario
29Ste-Marie RoadMarionville Road (County Boundary with Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties. Continues as SDG CR 32.)CR 3 Embrun, Ontario
41Boundary Road, Gregoire RoadPR CR 6/SDG 7City of Ottawa limitsThis is an Ottawa Road, however, it acts as the border line for Prescott and Russell United Counties.
55Old Highway 17PR CR 17/PR CR 26PR CR 17/PR CR 8 Wendover, Ontario Former alignment of Highway 17. No longer maintained or signed as a county road.


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