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| Municipality of Prince Edward
County |
Signage located at the southern
end of Highway 62 denoting Highway 33.
This signage correctly indicates Highway 33
continuing straight through the intersection unlike the advanced signage.
Click here for Highway 33
Images.
Picture size: 45kb. |
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| Municipality of Prince Edward
County |
Looking southeasterly at the southern terminus of Highway 62 at the
Highway 33 junction. As evident in the
photo, the Highway 33/62 junction favours
continuous movement between Belleville and Picton, which seems to represent
the dominant traffic pattern.
Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size: 55kb. |
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| Municipality of Prince Edward
County |
Recently erected ends assembly for Highway 62 in Bloomfield. This
signage was erected sometime in 2004, to finally denote the southern
terminus of Highway 62. Notice however, that this signage erroneously
shows Prince Edward Road 33 continuing east of Highway 62 instead of
indicating it as
Highway 33.
Picture size: 80kb. |
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| Municipality of Prince Edward
County |
Looking north from Bloomfield (roughly 300m north of the
Highway 33 junction) along Highway 62.
Interestingly, the southern 600m of Highway 62 is maintained by the
Municipality of Prince Edward County as part of a connecting link agreement.
Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size: 60kb. |
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| City of Belleville |
Junction assembly for Highway 62
heading SB approaching Highway 2. Traffic wishing to continue SB on
Highway 62 must turn right on Dundas Street (Highway 2), then turn left a few
blocks later to cross the Bay Bridge into Prince Edward County. Click
here for Highway 2 images (Coming Soon!)
Picture size: 50kb |
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| City of Belleville |
This photo shows the junction
assembly for the Highway 62/37 intersection. This picture is taken
looking southbound. Click
here for Highway 37 Images Picture size:
40kb |
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City of Belleville |
Looking south along Highway 62 from the Highway 401 overpass in Belleville.
As evident in the photo, Highway 62 is quite congested in the vicinity of
Highway 401. South of
Highway 401 through Belleville, Highway 62 is
maintained by the city of Belleville as part of a connecting link agreement.
Picture taken: June 19th, 2004. Size: 60kb. |
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City of Belleville |
Highway 62 looking north from the
Highway 401 overpass. The 62/401 interchange is one of
the few remaining cloverleaf interchanges left on Ontario's highways.
62/401 is, however, not the truest of cloverleaf's. Though not
entirely
visible in this photo, the ramp from WB 401 to NB 62 actually meets Highway
62 at a 'T'. Right turns only are permitted at this intersection.
The ramp was presumably modified to accommodate Highway 62's signalized
intersection with Cloverleaf Drive.
Picture taken: June 19th, 2004.
Size 45kb |
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City of Belleville |
Looking north along Highway 62 from
the north end of the Foxboro Bypass. From Foxboro northerly towards
West Huntington Highway 62 passes through the eastern end of the Oak Ridges
Moraine. Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size: 50kb. |
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City of Belleville |
Looking south towards Belleville
from the Townsend Road junction north of Foxboro. Highway 62 is not
particularly well built from Foxboro northerly to Madoc. The highway
features narrow lanes and shoulders, and has a few relatively sharp corners.
Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size: 60kb. |
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Municipality of Centre Hastings County of Hastings |
Looking south towards Belleville
from the Moira Road junction. Moira Road is part of County Road 8, and
stretches easterly through the south-central part of Hastings County.
Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size: 60kb. |
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Municipality of Centre Hastings County of Hastings |
Looking north towards Madoc from
the junction of Moira Road. Picture taken: June 2nd, 2005. Size:
55kb. |
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Township of Madoc County of Hastings |
Highway
7/62 junction assembly,
taken looking northbound along Highway 62 at the traffic lights. Madoc
was the southern terminus of Highway 62 for many years. It wasn't
until 1966 that the MTO assumed local roads leading from Madoc to Foxboro.
Click here for Highway 7
Images.
Picture size: 60kb |
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| Township of Madoc County of
Hastings |
Looking south towards Madoc and the Highway 7 junction.
Highway 62 meets Highway 7 at a signalized
intersection just to the north of Madoc. The
Highway 7 traffic signal is the only signal
along Highway 62 from suburban Belleville northerly to Bancroft.
Picture taken: September 2nd, 2005. Size: 50kb. |
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| Township of Madoc County of
Hastings |
Highway 62 looking north from
just north of Highway 7 at Madoc. This is a fairly typical looking
section of Highway 62 between Madoc and Bancroft. This stretch of
Highway 62 makes for one of Ontario's more boring drives. Terrain is
fairly flat and scenery is pretty mundane.
Picture taken: October 23rd,
2004. Size: 50kb |
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| Municipality of Hastings
Highlands County of Hastings |
Highway 62 looking south from Graphite Road (which is a few kilometres south
of Maynooth). Northbound Highway 62 travelers encounter a long hill
climb en route from Bancroft to Maynooth. This hill is known locally
as 'Selby Hill'. Due to this long grade, Highway 62 has a roughly 3
kilometre long northbound truck climbing lane.
Picture taken: July 17th, 2004. Size: 40kb |
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| Municipality of Hastings
Highlands County of Hastings |
Maynooth marks the current (1998)
northern terminus of Highway 62. (The Highway 62 junction in Maynooth
also notably the southern terminus of Highway 127). Click
here for Highway
127 Images. Picture taken: 50kb |
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