Secondary Highway 610 - www.OntHighways.com

Highway 610 runs predominantly east-west through the northeastern portion of Timmins. It was downloaded in its entirety in 1997, as it served primarily local traffic. Interestingly, Highway 610 is a former alignment of Highway 67. It was part of Highway 67 before Highway 101 became the predominant route between Timmins and Highway 11.

Secondary Highway 610 Shield - Copyright Josh Anderchek - Used with permission

Western Terminus: Junction Highway 101 just east of Hoyle

Eastern Terminus: Junction Highway 67 near the Timmins Iroquois Falls Boundary

Length: 18.3km

Multiplexes: None

Orientation: East-West

Regions Served: Cochrane District

AADT (1994): 400, for the entire length of Highway 610

Status: Totally downloaded. Highway 610 was not assigned a number, but rather named Fredrickhouse Lake Road.

Road Info: Highway 611 is surfaced with tar and chip for its entire length and is posted with an 80km/h speed limit.

Highway 610 information:

OntHighways.com		Detailed Route information available below Virtual Tour of Highway 610 (Coming Soon!)

Communities and Intersections along and Highway 610 from West to East:

Proper Municipality Name	Community Name	Distance	Intersecting Road
City of Timmins	-----	0km / 18.3km	King's Highway 101
City of Timmins	Connaught	---	-----
City of Timmins	-----	18.3km / 0km	Highway 67 (Municipal Road)
Highway 610 ENDS

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Page last updated: September 29th, 2007

Page created: September 29th, 2007