King’s Highway 2

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King’s Highway 2 is a historic Ontario provincial highway that once served as a primary east–west route linking Windsor, Toronto, and the Quebec border before being largely replaced by modern expressways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former Ontario provincial highway
provincial highway
category former provincial highways in Ontario
roads in Eastern Ontario
roads in Toronto
roads in Windsor, Ontario
connects Quebec border
Toronto
Windsor
country Canada
currentUse mostly municipal road
regional road
direction east–west
formerDesignation Highway 2
formerRole primary east–west route in southern Ontario
historicalSignificance one of Ontario’s earliest numbered highways
served as main road link between Windsor and Quebec border before expressways
locatedIn Ontario
maintainedBy Ontario Department of Highways
Ontario Ministry of Transportation
opened 1920s
partOf King’s Highway system of Ontario
passesAlong St. Lawrence River
north shore of Lake Erie
north shore of Lake Ontario
north shore of the St. Lawrence River
passesThrough Chatham
Cornwall
Kingston
London
linked to: London, England

Sarnia region
Windsor
replacedBy Highway 401
Highway 402
Highway 403
Highway 404
Highway 417
status largely decommissioned as a provincial highway
surface paved
terminusNear Detroit River
Quebec boundary on the Ottawa River

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Gardiner Expressway formerDesignation King’s Highway 2
Ontario Highway 2 formerDesignation King’s Highway 2