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Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
Highway 17 approaching the
western Highway 64 junction heading
eastbound. Highway 64 is co-designated
with Highway 17 for about 30 km from Verner to Sturgeon Falls. Click
here for Highway 64
Images.
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Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
Highway 17/64 looking east from
the western Highway 17/64 junction. For a great deal of the route
between Sudbury and North Bay, Highway 17 passes through very flat terrain.
Picture taken: May 29th, 2004.
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Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
First cosign assembly eastbound on Highway 17/64 just east of Verner.
Oddly all assemblies on this co-designation are signed with the Highway 64
shield before the Highway 17 shield. This is inconsistent with normal
signage practices in Ontario.
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Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
Signage denoting the western
split of Highway 17/64 at Verner. This picture was taken westbound on
Highway 17. Straight ahead, Highway 17 leads towards Sudbury. A
left turn at this junction leads travelers southbound towards Lavigne and
Noelville. Click here for Highway 64
images.
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Highway 64 extends north and
south from Highway 17.
Click here for Highway 64 images. |
| Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
Westbound junction assembly for Highway 64-North.
North of Sturgeon Falls, Highway 64 jogs through Sturgeon Falls, leading
through Field before terminating at Highway 11. Picture taken: June 18th,
2006. Size: 60kb. |
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| Municipality of West Nipissing District of Nipissing |
Looking westerly towards Sturgeon Falls along Highway 17 from the eastern
edge of the community. Sturgeon Falls is the largest community between
Sudbury and North Bay and is one of the largest communities not to be
by-passed along Highway 17's route.
Picture taken: June 18th, 2006. Low-res: 35kb. High-res: 140kb. |
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District of Nipissing |
Highway 17 looking east from just
west of the western Highway 17B junction in North Bay. When first
constructed in the 1930s, Highway 17 would have curved right and followed
what is now Highway 17B into North Bay. The North Bay Bypass was built
in the 1950s as a two lane route bypassing congested downtown North Bay.
The North Bay Bypass is currently a 4-lane undivided, at-grade urban
expressway.
Picture taken: May 29th, 2004.
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City of North Bay |
View looking easterly along the North Bay By-pass roughly halfway between
Lakeshore Road and Gormanville Road. Notice the roughed in
intersection at the future site of the North Bay Hospital. It is from this intersection southeasterly that
the North By-pass has a 4.5 lane cross-section.
Picture taken: July 4th, 2005. Low-res: 45kb. High-res: |
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Highway 11 departs northerly from
the North Bay By-pass at Algonquin Avenue.
Click here for Highway 11-North Images. |
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City of North Bay |
The junction assembly for the western North Bay split of Highways 17 and
11.
Highway 17 continues west of Highway 11 on the North Bay Bypass until
narrowing to a conventional two-lane highway a few kilometres westerly.
Highway 11 heads north towards New Liskard
and Cochrane also mostly as a conventional two-lane highway.
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Highway 63 leads from Downtown North Bay
northeasterly to Quebec Highway 101. Click here for Highway 63 Images
(Coming Soon!) |
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City of North Bay |
Looking northwesterly along the North Bay By-pass towards the
Highway 63
junction. Photo taken: June 4th, 2006. |
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City of North Bay |
Advanced signage for the Highway 63 junction. Though
Highway 63 is
indicated leading both directions from the North Bay By-pass, this is
technically incorrect, as Highway 63 was downloaded south of the North Bay
By-pass in 1998.
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City of North Bay |
View looking northwesterly along the North Bay By-pass towards the Highway
17B intersection. Photo taken: June 4th, 2006. |
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City of North Bay |
Advanced signage for the Highway 17B intersection along the North Bay
By-pass. Interestingly, despite the fact that North Bay's 'B' routes
are no longer indicated on maps of the area, all of the junctions are still
fully signed along the North Bay By-pass. Click here for Highway 17B
images. (Coming Soon!)
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City of North Bay |
View looking northerly along Highway 11/17 from the same vantage point as
the previous photo. Between Seymore and Fisher Street's, Highway 11/17
crosses the Ontario Northland Railway at-grade. Picture taken: June 4th,
2006. Size: 50kb. |
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City of North Bay |
View looking south along Highway 11/17
towards the Seymore Street intersection. Seymore Street is the
southern-most signalized intersection located on the North Bay By-pass.
Seymore Street is located roughly 700m north of the Highway 17 interchange.
Picture taken: June 4th, 2006. Size: 45kb. |
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City of North Bay |
An unusual way to sign a multiplex! 'Uniboard' signage has become
increasingly more popular throughout Ontario, particularly in the North Bay
area. This sign showcases an 11/17 shield assembly located
north and westbound just north of Highway 63 along the North Bay Bypass.
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City of North Bay |
Highway 11/17 driving south and eastbound approaching the Highway
11/17 trumpet interchange. Highway 17 continues east of North Bay
as a two-lane highway. Click here to
continue easterly along Highway 17.
Picture taken: May 29th, 2004. Size: 50kb. |
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Highway 11 continues south to
Toronto along the freeway.
Click here for Highway 11-South Images. |
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Click here for North Bay to Mattawa Images. |
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