Dufferin County Road 18

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Dufferin County Road 18 is also referred to as Simcoe County Road 42 when running in Simcoe County, Ontario. If you meant to search this portion of the road, click here.

Dufferin County Road 18 is also referred to as Peel Regional Road 7 when running in Peel Region, Ontario. If you meant to search this portion of the road, click here.

Dufferin County Road 18 is one of the few roads that touch both Lake Ontario and Lake Huron, like Kings Highway 10 (Hurontario Street).

The road is a series of regional roads travelling a northernly route from Toronto, Ontario (As Dixon Road and Airport Road), all the way to Stayner, Ontario and Wasaga Beach, Ontario. This road is very long, and travels through a huge variety of regions, from ultra-urban (in the Greater Toronto Area, to suburban communities (Peel Region), small towns, and rural farming areas(Simcoe County), and through the Caledon Highlands.


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