Highway 652 (Ontario)
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| Highway 652 |
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| Maintained by Ministry of Transportation (Ontario) | |
| Length: | 153.2 km (95 mi) |
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| Formed: | July 6, 1964 |
| Direction: | North/South |
| North end: | Kattawagami River bridge |
| South end: | Highway 11 in Cochrane |
| Counties: | Cochrane District, Ontario |
| Major cities: | Cochrane, Ontario |
Highway 652 is a long and extremely desolate secondary highway in far Northeastern Ontario. It is one of the most isolated highways in North America, stretching over 150 km (95 miles) from Cochrane into boreal forest to an abandoned mine at Detour Lake.
Most of the highway is now paved, but some gravel sections remain near the northern terminus. There are no settlements of any kind along the route except for the southern terminus of Cochrane. No services are available along the route.
[edit] Termini
- Southern terminus: Highway 11 intersection in Cochrane
- Northern terminus: Entrance to the now-abandoned Detour Lake Mine (becomes a private road)
[edit] External links
- Google Maps: Highway 652 route
- Highway 652 at TheKingsHighway.ca
- Highway 634 at TheKingsHighway.ca
- Ontario Highways 636-673
- Degree Confluence Project: 50°N 80°W - Highway 652 used for access
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