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Ontario Highway 28A Quick Facts:
  • Years in Existence: 1954-1956
  • Current Status: Decommissioned in 1956
  • Current Name: Old Hwy 28
  • Location: Central Ontario
  • Counties Served: Peterborough
  • Towns Served: Youngs Point
  • Southern Terminus: Hwy 28 - Youngs Point
  • Northern Terminus: Hwy 28 - Youngs Point
  • Length in 1956: 1.2 km / 0.75 miles
HWY 28A ROUTE MARKER - © Josh Anderchek
King's Highway 28A Sign
© Josh Anderchek

History of King's Highway 28A:

King's Highway 28A was created in 1954, when the new high-level bridge on Highway 28 at Youngs Point was completed and opened to traffic. The old alignment of Highway 28 through Youngs Point was briefly known as Highway 28A. The highway was very short-lived, and was formally decommissioned as a King's Highway in 1956. Jurisdiction over Highway 28A was transferred from the province to the Townships of Douro and Dummer, effective December 6, 1956. It is not known if the Highway 28A route number was actually posted along this short highway. If it was a posted route number, it would be Ontario's shortest signed King's Highway.





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