List of exits on Highway 401 (Ontario)

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There are over 150 interchanges, numbered from west to east, on Highway 401 in Ontario. Originally, the freeway had used sequential exit numbering, with roughly 128 numbered exits, before switching to the milemarker system, which in turn led to the present kilometer-based system after Canada's highways went metric.

Contents

[edit] Windsor to London

Division Location km[1] Exit # Destinations Notes
Old New
Essex County Windsor 0.0 1[2] Hwy 3 west – Ambassador Bridge to USA Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
2.6 1A[2] 13 Dougall Avenue – Detroit-Windsor Tunnel to USA Westbound exit and eastbound entrance; former Hwy 3B
3.4 2[2] 14 CR 46 / Walker Road – Essex, Windsor Former Hwy 98
Tecumseh 10.4 3[2] 21 CR 19 (Manning Road) – Tecumseh
Lakeshore
17.5 4[2] 28 CR 25 (Puce Road) – Puce, Essex
23.7 5[2] 34 CR 27 (Belle River Road) – Woodslee, Belle River
30.0 6[2] 40 CR 31 (French Line Road) – St. Joachim
37.3 7[2] 48 Hwy 77 / CR 35 (Comber Road) – Stoney Point, Leamington
45.7 8[2] 56 CR 42Tilbury Former Hwy 2
Chatham-Kent 52.8 9[2] 63 CR 2 (Queen's Line) – Tilbury Former Hwy 2
70.9 10[2] 81 Bloomfield Road (CR 27) – Chatham
79.3 11[2] 90 Hwy 40 (CR 11) – Chatham, Blenheim
91.0 12[2] 101 CR 15 (Kent Bridge Road) – Dresden, Ridgetown
98.3 13[2] 109 CR 17 / CR 21 (Victory Road) – Thamesville, Ridgetown Former Hwy 21
106.2 14[2] 117 CR 20 (Orford Road) – Highgate
Elgin County West Elgin 119.2 15[2] 129 CR 103 (Furnival Road) – Wardsville, Rodney
127.3 16[2] 137 CR 76 (Graham Road) – West Lorne Former Hwy 76
Dutton/Dunwich 138.5 17[2] 149 CR 8 (Currie Road) – Dutton
147.4 18[2] 157 CR 14 (Iona Road) – Melbourne, Iona
Southwold
154.1 164 CR 20 (Union Road) – Shedden, Port Stanley

[edit] London to Toronto

Division Location km[1] Exit # Destinations Notes
Old New
London 166.7 19[2] 177 Hwy 4 (Colonel Talbot Road) – St. Thomas Signed as exits 177A (south) and 177B (north)
173.2 183 Hwy 402 west – Sarnia Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
175.9 20[2] 186 Wellington Road, Exeter Road former Hwy 135
179.1 21[2] 189 Highbury AvenueSt. Thomas Former Hwy 126
183.6 194 Veterans Memorial Parkway Former Hwy 100
Middlesex County Thames Centre 185.5 22[2] 195 CR 74 (Westchester Bourne) – Nilestown, Belmont Former Hwy 74
189.3 23[2] 199 CR 32 (Dorchester Road) – Dorchester
193.0 24[2] 203 CR 73 (Elgin Road) – Aylmer Former Hwy 73
198.5 25[2] 208 CR 30 (Putnam Road) – Putnam, Avon
Oxford County South-West Oxford, Ingersoll 206.0 26[2] 216 CR 10 (Culloden Road) – Ingersoll
208.5 27[2] 218 Hwy 19 south / CR 119 (Plank Line) – Ingersoll, Tillsonburg
South-West Oxford 212.2 222 CR 6Embro, Stratford
219.8 28[2] 230 CR 12 (Sweaburg Road) – Woodstock, Sweaburg
Woodstock
221.9 29[2] 232 CR 59Woodstock, Delhi Former Hwy 59
225.3 235 Hwy 403 east – Brantford, Hamilton Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Norwich
226.3 30[2] 236 CR 15 (Towerline Road) – Woodstock
227.9 31[2] 238 CR 2Paris, Woodstock former Hwy 2
Woodstock
Blandford-Blenheim 240.1 32[2] 250 Drumbo Road (CR 29) – Innerkip, Drumbo
Waterloo Region North Dumfries 257.9 33[2] 268 RR 97 (Cedar Creek Road) – Cambridge, Plattsville, Ayr Signed as exits 268A (east) and 268B (west) eastbound; former Hwy 97
Kitchener, Cambridge 265.0 34[2] 275 RR 28 (Homer Watson Boulevard, Fountain Street) – Kitchener, Cambridge Replaced Doon-Blair Road exit in the 1970s
267.9 35[2] 278 Hwy 8 / RR 8Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo Signed as exits 278A (east) and 278B (west) eastbound
Cambridge 272.5 36[2] 282 RR 24 (Hespeler Road) to Hwy 24 south – Brantford
284 RR 36 (Franklin Boulevard) – Cambridge Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
276.5 286 RR 33 / CR 33 (Townline Road) – Cambridge
Wellington County Puslinch
285.7 295 Hwy 6 north – Guelph West end of Hwy 6 overlap
290.1 37[2] 299 Hwy 6 south / CR 46 (Brock Road) – Guelph, Hamilton East end of Hwy 6 overlap
Halton Region Milton, Ontario 301.9 38[2] 312 RR 1 (Guelph Line) – Campbellville, Burlington
310.1 39[2] 320 RR 25Acton, Halton Hills, Milton Former Hwy 25
Milton 313.8 324 RR 4 (James Snow Parkway)
318.0 40[2] 328 RR 3 (Trafalgar Road) – Halton Hills, Georgetown, Oakville
320.4 330A Hwy 407 west Signed as exit 330 westbound
320.4 330B Hwy 407 east Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Peel Region 322.7 333 Winston Churchill Boulevard (RR 19/RR 19)
Mississauga 326.1 41[2] 336 RR 1 (Mississauga Road, Erin Mills Parkway)
329.6 340 Mavis Road
331.7 42[2] 342 Hurontario Street Former Hwy 10
334.5 344 Hwy 410Brampton Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
334.5 344 Hwy 403 / Hwy 410 to QEWHamilton, Brampton Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
336.0 43[2] 346 RR 4 (Dixie Road)

[edit] Toronto

Except for exit 348, which is partially in Mississauga, this section is entirely in Toronto.

km[1] Exit # Destinations Notes
Old New
340.3-341.1 44[2]
45[2]
348 Hwy 427 to QEW / Renforth Drive – Toronto Pearson International Airport, Downtown Toronto Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
341.1 350 Eglinton Avenue Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
341.1 351 Carlingview Drive Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
341.1 45[2] 352 Hwy 427 south to QEW Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
343.5 46[2] 354 To Hwy 27 north / Dixon Road, Martin Grove Road
355 Hwy 409 to Hwy 427 north / Belfield Road – Toronto Pearson International Airport Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
346.0 47[2] 356 Islington Avenue
347.4 48[2] 357 Weston Road
348.9 49[2] 359 Hwy 400 / Black Creek DriveBarrie
49A[3] Jane Street Removed
352.0 50[2] 362 Keele Street
354.0 50A[2] 364 Dufferin Street, Yorkdale Road Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
354.8 51[2] 365 Allen Road, Yorkdale Road
356.2 51A[2] 366 Bathurst Street Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
357.3 52[2] 367 Avenue Road Former Hwy 11A
359.0 53[2] 369 Yonge Street Former Hwy 11
361.0 54[2] 371 Bayview Avenue
362.9 55[2] 373 Leslie Street
364.9 56[2] 375 Hwy 404 / Don Valley ParkwayDowntown Toronto, Newmarket
366.3 57[2] 376 Victoria Park Avenue
367.6 58[2] 378 Warden Avenue
369.2 59[2] 379 Kennedy Road
370.8 380 Brimley Road south, Progress Avenue Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
371.6 59A[4] 381 McCowan Road
373.2 60[2] 383 Markham Road Former Hwy 48
375.0 60A
[citation needed]
385 Neilson Road
376.5 61[2] 387 Morningside Avenue
379.0 61A
[citation needed]
389 Meadowvale Road
380.3 62[2] 390 Hwy 2 (Kingston Road) / Hwy 2A / Sheppard Avenue, Port Union Road Signed as exit 392 (old 63[2]) westbound

[edit] Toronto to Kingston

Division Municipality Exit # Destinations Notes
Old New
Durham Region Pickering 63A
[citation needed]
394 RR 38 (Whites Road)
64[2] 397 RR 29 (Liverpool Road) Westbound exit and entrance
399 RR 1 (Brock Road)
Ajax, Ontario 65[2] 400 Church Street Removed, exit replaced with nearby Westney Road in 1988
65[2] 401 RR 31 (Westney Road) Replaced Exit 400 (Church Street) in 1988
66[2] 403 RR 44 (Harwood Avenue) Replaced with Salem Road interchange (Exit 404) in 2003
66[2] 404 RR 41 (Salem Road) Replaced exit 403 (Harwood Avenue) in late 2003/early 2004
Whitby 67[2] 410 RH 12 (Brock Street (RR 46)) Former Hwy 12
68[2] 412 RR 26 (Thickson Road) One of the newer interchanges on Highway 401
Oshawa 69[2] 415 RR 53 (Stevenson Road) Westbound ramps open - will fully replace Park Road interchange (Exit 416) in 2009
69[2] 416 RR 54 (Park Road) Now eastbound only - to be fully replaced by RR 53 Stevenson Road (Exit 415) interchange in 2009[5] Westbound ramps have been replaced.
70[2] 417 RR 2 (Simcoe Street) Westbound exit is via exit 418
71[2] 418 RR 16 (Ritson Road)
72[2] 419 RR 22 (Bloor Street) / RR 33 (Harmony Road)
Clarington 73[2] 425 RR 34 (Courtice Road) – Courtice
428 Holt Road Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
74[2] 431 RR 57 (Waverley Road) – Bowmanville
75[2] 432 RR 14 (Liberty Street) – Bowmanville, Port Darlington
76[2] 435 Bennett Road
77[2] 436 Hwy 35 / Hwy 115Orono, Lindsay, Peterborough
78[2] 440 RR 17 (Mill Street) – Newcastle, Bond Head
79[2] 448 Newtonville Road (RR 18) – Newtonville
Northumberland County Port Hope 456 Wesleyville Road
80[2] 461 CR 2 – Welcome, Port Hope Former Hwy 2
81[2] 464 CR 28Bewdley, Port Hope, Peterborough Former Hwy 28
Cobourg, Hamilton 82[2] 472 CR 18 (Burnham Street) – Cobourg, Gores Landing
83[2] 474 CR 45Cobourg, Norwood, Baltimore Former Hwy 45
Alnwick/Haldimand 84[2] 487 CR 23 (Lyle Street) – Centreton, Grafton
Cramahe 85[2] 497 CR 25 (Percy Street) / Big Apple Drive – Colborne, Castleton
Brighton 86[2] 509 CR 30Brighton, Campbellford Former Hwy 30
Hastings County Quinte West 87[2] 522 CR 40 (Wooler Road) – Trenton
88[2] 525 CR 33Trenton, Frankford, Batawa Former Hwy 33
89[2] 526 CR 4 (Glen Miller Road) – Trenton, CFB Trenton
90[2] 538 CR 1 (Wallbridge-Loyalist Road) – Belleville, Stirling
Belleville
91[2] 543 Hwy 62 to CR 14Belleville, Marmora, Madoc Signed as exits 543A (south) and 543B (north); former Hwy 14
92[2] 544 Hwy 37Tweed, Belleville
Tyendinaga 93[2] 556 CR 7 (Shannonville Road) – Shannonville, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
94[2] 566 Hwy 49 / CR 15 (Marysville Road) – Deseronto, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Picton
95[2] 570 CR 10 (Deseronto Road) – Deseronto
Lennox and Addington County Greater Napanee
96[2] 579 CR 41Napanee, Kaladar Former Hwy 41
97[2] 582 CR 5 (Palace Road) – Newburgh, Napanee
Loyalist 98[2] 593 CR 4 (Camden East Road) – Millhaven, Camden East Former Hwy 133
99[2] 599 CR 6 (Wilton Road) – Amherstville, Odessa, Yarker

[edit] Kingston to Quebec

Division Location Exit # Destinations Notes
Old New
Frontenac County Kingston 100[2] 611 CR 38Kingston, Harrowsmith, Sharbot Lake Former Hwy 38
101[2] 613 CR 9 (Sydenham Road) – Kingston, Sydenham
615 Sir John A. MacDonald Boulevard – Kingston
102[2] 617 CR 10 (Division Street) – Kingston, Westport
103[2] 619 Montreal Street (CR 11) – Kingston, Battersea
104[2] 623 Hwy 15 / CR 15Smiths Falls, Ottawa, CFB Kingston
105[2] 632 CR 16 (Joyceville Road) – Joyceville
Leeds and Grenville United Counties Gananoque, Leeds and the Thousand Islands 106[2] 645 CR 32Gananoque, Crosby Former Hwy 32
107[2] 647 Thousand Islands ParkwayIvy Lea, Rockport Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Leeds and the Thousand Islands 107[2] 648 Hwy 2 / CR 2Gananoque Eastbound exit is via exit 647
108
[citation needed]
659 CR 3 (Reynolds Road) – Lansdowne, Rockport, Ivy Lea
109
[citation needed]
661 Hwy 137 – Hill Island, Thousand Islands Bridge to USA
Front of Yonge 110
[citation needed]
675 Mallorytown Road (CR 5) – Mallorytown, Athens, Rockport
Elizabethtown-Kitley 110A
[citation needed]
685 Thousand Islands Parkway Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
111[2] 687 CR 2Brockville Former Hwy 2
Brockville 112[2] 696 CR 29Brockville, Smiths Falls Former Hwy 29/ Hwy 42
113[2] 698 North Augusta Road – Brockville, North Augusta
Augusta 114[2] 705 Maitland Road (CR 15) – Maitland, Merrickville
Prescott 115[2] 716 Edward Street (CR 18) – Prescott, Domville
Edwardsburgh/Cardinal 721A Hwy 416 north – Kemptville, Ottawa Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
116[2] 721B Hwy 16 to NY 37 – USA, Johnstown, Kemptville, Ottawa Signed as exit 721 westbound
117[2] 730 CR 22 (Shanly Road) – Cardinal
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry United Counties South Dundas 118[2] 738 CR 1 (Carman Road) – Iroquois
119[2] 750 CR 31Morrisburg, Winchester, Ottawa Former Hwy 31
120[2] 758 Upper Canada Road
South Stormont 121[2] 770 CR 14 (Dickinson Drive) – Ingleside
122[2] 778 Moulinette Road (CR 35) – Long Sault
786 Power Dam Drive (CR 33) – Cornwall Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
Cornwall 123[2] 789 Hwy 138 (Brookdale Avenue) – Cornwall, Ottawa, Hawkesbury, Three Nations Crossing to USA
124[2] 792 McConnell Avenue – Cornwall
125[2] 796 Boundary Road (CR 44) – Cornwall
South Glengarry
126[2] 804 CR 27 (Summerstown Road) – Summerstown
127[2] 814 CR 2 / CR 34Lancaster, Alexandria, Hawkesbury Former Hwy 2 / Hwy 34
128[2] 825 CR 23 (4th Line Road, Curry Hill Road)

[edit] Proposed extension into Michigan

As part of the Detroit River International Crossing project, the following interchanges are planned on a western extension of Highway 401 to the bridge or tunnel. They are only conceptual, and vary considerably between alternatives; the below is a rough combination of all alternatives[6]. This concept plan was put forth by the Detroit River International Crossing, with significant input from the Windsor City Council, and has been named the "GreenLink" proposal.[7]

However, on May 1, 2008, there has been a proposed extension of Highway 401 which would be named the Windsor-Essex Parkway. It would run parallel along side the Highway 3 going north and going west along the E.C. Row Expressway towards a new inspection plaza and river crossing in West Windsor. This project will cost about $1.6 billion but the parkway will put heavy trucks off local streets and there will be several tunnels so local residents can cross over the parkway with ease.[8]

Municipality Destinations Notes
Detroit, MI I-75 to I-94 / I-96 Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
Windsor Malden Road Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
E.C. Row Expressway, Ojibway Parkway, Huron Church RoadAmbassador Bridge
Windsor, La Salle Cabana Road, Todd Lane
Howard Avenue
Windsor, Tecumseh
Hwy 3 east Eastbound exit and westbound entrance

[edit] Other planned interchanges

The reconstruction of Highway 401 in Mississauga is expected to add several interchanges in order to serve that fast-growing region.

Another widening project throughout Oshawa will see old interchanges closed in favour of newer ones. Construction is currently underway for a new interchange (exit 415) at Stevenson Road in Oshawa. This upgrade with new ramps and bridges will provide easier access to the General Motors (Canada) plant and the Oshawa Centre Mall. It will replace the outdated Park Road interchange (exit 416) that will be closed off in either 2009 or 2010. The westbound ramps at Stevenson Road have now been complete, replacing the westbound ramps at Park Road.

After 407 ETR gets extended east to Highways 35/115, two other freeways will be built linking the 407 and the 401 together;

A new interchange at Wonderland Road in London is planned to be built around 2015.

[edit] References

[edit] General

[edit] Specific

  1. ^ a b c Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, 2004 Annual Average Daily Traffic
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck cl cm cn co cp cq cr cs ct cu cv cw cx cy cz da db dc dd de df dg dh di dj dk dl dm dn do dp dq dr ds dt du dv dw dx dy dz ea eb ec Department of Highways, Ontario, Macdonald-Cartier Freeway (Highway 401), 1967; see also the 1964 edition
  3. ^ Rolph-Clark-Stone Limited, Metropolitan Toronto and Vicinity, from the map of Ontario, published 1964 by Shell Oil
  4. ^ H.M. Gousha Company, Toronto and Vicinity, from the map of Ontario, published 1972 by Texaco
  5. ^ Ontario Highways - The History of the King's Highways and other Ontario Provincial Highways
  6. ^ Detroit River International Crossing, Maps, accessed September 2007
  7. ^ The Windsor Star
  8. ^ The Detroit River International Crossing Study Team Announces Preferred Access Road