New Brunswick Route 16
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| New Brunswick Route 16 |
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| Trans-Canada Highway | |
| Length: | 51.3 km[1] (31.9 mi) |
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| Formed: | 1920s |
| West end: |  Route 2 (TCH) in Aulac |
| Major junctions: |
 Route 15 in Port Elgin |
| East end: | Confederation Bridge at Cape Jourimain |
| Major cities: | Port Elgin |
Route 16 is a secondary leg of the Trans-Canada Highway (TCH). The 51 kilometre-long route goes from an interchange with the mainline TCH (Highway 2) near the Nova Scotia border in Aulac, to the Confederation Bridge at Cape Jourimain, connecting New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. Port Elgin is the only major community along the route.
Route 16 has been part of the New Brunswick highway network since the 1920s. The only major changes to the route have been a Port Elgin bypass and approaches to the Confederation Bridge.
Preceded by NB Route 2 |
Trans-Canada Highway NB Route 16 |
Succeeded by PEI Route 1 |
Expressways and Freeways |
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 Ontario: Highway 17 • Highway 69 • Highway 400 • Highway 12 • Highway 7 • Highway 71 • Highway 11 • Highway 66 • Highway 417 Québec: Autoroute 40 • Autoroute 25 • Autoroute 20 • Autoroute 85 • Route 185 • Route 117 • Autoroute 15 New Brunswick: Route 2 • Route 16 | Prince Edward Island: Highway 1 | Nova Scotia: Highway 104 • Highway 105 • Highway 106 | Newfoundland: Highway 1 |
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