Niagara Regional Road 581
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| Niagara Regional Road 581 |
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| Church Street Maintained by the Niagara Region transportation department |
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| Length: | 0.1 km[1] (0 mi) |
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| Direction: | East/West |
| East end: | Niagara Street (Regional Road 48) |
| West end: | Geneva Street (Regional Road 46) |
| Counties: | Niagara Region |
| Major cities: | St. Catharines |
Regional Road 581 - named Church Street - is a short regional road in Downtown St. Catharines. The route formerly served as the Westbound one-way pair through the downtown core, along with St. Paul Street and Queenston Street which served Eastbound traffic.
At only 100m, Regional Road 581 is the shortest regional road in the Niagara Region.
Regional Road 581, despite its number, no longer connects to Regional Road 81. Regional Road 81 was downloaded through the downtown core in 2002. The majority of Regional Road 581 which used to follow the entire lengths of King and Church Streets was also downloaded to the region at that time. Only the small portion between Niagara Street (Regional Road 48) and Geneva Street (Regional Road 46) remains. A small portion of King Street that was formerly 581 has now been re-designated Regional Road 681.
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