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Highway 24 was downloaded to Haldimand-Norfolk between Highway 59(also downloaded) and Highway 3.  Its new name is Haldimand-Norfolk Road 24.

Provincial Control over Highway 24 begins northward at Highway 3 in the community of Simcoe

At Highway 24's new southern terminus in Simcoe.  Note the very odd Ends text pasted over the Ontario text on the 24 shield.  Picture taken February 13th, 2004

Prior to 1997 Highway 24 was routed concurrent with Highway 53 into downtown Brantford.

After 1997 Highway 24 was logically rerouted along Rest Acres Road and Highway 403 to avoid downtown Brantford.

North of North Dumfries - Cambridge boundary Highway 24 has been downloaded.  In the R.M. of Waterloo Highway 24 is now numbered Waterloo Road 24

At Concession Street, Highway 24 splits into two unidirectional roads.  Northbound heads east one block via Concession Street and north via Ainslie Street.  All major intersections are the same.

After downtown Cambridge the unidirectional Highway 24 routings combine to once again form a bidirectional Roadway

Waterloo - Wellington Boundary.  Wellington County has signed downloaded Highway 24 as Wellington Road 124.

The City of Guelph is not included in the Wellington Country Road system.  There are still some MTO Highway markers, as well as TO Wellington Road 124 trailblazers within the city limits.  Highway 24's proper names in Guelph are Wellington Street, Woolwich Street, and Eramosa Road.

Picture taken looking northeast on Wellington Street at the eastern junction of Highway 7 in Guelph.  Picture taken January 1st, 2004.  (Note the odd text on the Highway 7 shield)

At the city limits of Guelph, Highway 24 becomes Wellington Road 124 once again.

Winston Churchill Road is the boundary between Wellington County and Peel Region.  Peel has numbered Highway 24 between Winston Churchill and Highway 10 as Peel Road 24 (Charleston Sideroad)

Highway 24 at Caledon turned Northwest via a concurrent routing with Highway 10.  The MTO has removed all King's Highway 24 signage along Highway 10

At Shelbourne Highway 24 leaves its multiplex with King's Highway 10/89 and turns once again North.  Dufferin County calls this road Dufferin Road 124

North of Redickville Highway 24 becomes the boundary between Simcoe and Grey Counties.  Highway 24 is signed as County Road 124 with Blue Shields

Highway 24 ENDS