Quebec Route 303

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Route 303
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Route information
Maintained by Transports Québec
Length50.1 km [1]  (31.1 mi)
Major junctions
South endQc301.svg Route 301 in Portage-du-Fort
 Qc148.svg Route 148 in Clarendon
Qc366.svg Route 366 in Ladysmith (Thorne)
North endQc301.svg Route 301 in Otter Lake
Location
Counties Pontiac
Highway system
Qc301.svg Route 301 Qc307.svg Route 307

Route 303 is provincial secondary highway located in the Outaouais region in western Quebec. The 47-kilometer route in the Pontiac County runs from Portage-du-Fort (near the Ontario-Quebec crossing towards Renfrew County) towards Otter Lake at the junction of Route 301.

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Municipalities along Highway 303

Route 303 in Ladysmith (Thorne). Ladysmith QC.JPG
Route 303 in Ladysmith (Thorne).

Major intersections

RCM or ET MunicipalityKmJunctionNotes
Southern terminus of Route 303
Pontiac Portage-du-Fort0.0Qc301.svg Route 301 301 SOUTH: to Ontario Highway 653.svg Highway 653 Ontario
301 NORTH: to Litchfield
Clarendon13.7
15.1
Qc148.svg Route 148 (Overlap 1.4 km)148 WEST: to Litchfield
148 EAST: to Bristol
Ladysmith36.5Qc366.svg Route 366 366 WEST: to Thorne
366 EAST: to La Pêche
Otter Lake50.1Qc301.svg Route 301 301 SOUTH: to Thorne
301 NORTH: to Alleyn-et-Cawood
Northern terminus of Route 303

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References

  1. Ministère des transports, "Distances routières", page 95, Les Publications du Québec, 2005