Tecumseh Road

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Tecumseh Road
Essex County Road 2, Essex County Road 22
Length:	50 km (31 mi)
Formed:	1830s, 1934 (As part of Highway 39)
Decomd.:	1998 (Highway 2 being decommissioned
Direction:	East/West
East end:	Essex-Chatham-Kent boundary
West end:	Prince Road in Windsor, Ontario
Counties:	Essex County, Ontario
Major cities:	Windsor, Tecumseh, St. Clair Beach, Puce, Belle River, Ontario, Stoney Point, Ontario

Tecumseh Road is one of Windsor, Ontario's primary arterial roads, and is the second-most travelled east-west road (only after E.C. Row Expressway. The road begins on the far west side at the intersection of Prince Road and Matchette Road, and heads east, dividing the city roughly in half. It continues through Tecumseh, Ontario and Lakeshore, Ontario as Essex County Road 2. It meets up with former Highway 39 (now Essex County Road 22) in Puce, Ontario, and continues into Belle River. The road's path takes it close to Lake St. Clair, all the way to the boundary with Chatham-Kent, Ontario.

From the intersection with CR 22 in Puce to the second intersection with CR 22 just east of Belle River, the road is designated as CR 22.