Ontario Highway 5B Quick Facts:
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 King's Highway 5B Sign Image courtesy of Jamie Malecki |
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History of King's Highway 5B:
King's Highway 5B ran from Dundas to the Highway 5 and Highway 24 Junction at Osborne Corners, north of Brantford. The highway was first established in
1938 when the Governor's Road was assumed as a new provincial highway. The road was already paved between Copetown and Dundas when the highway was first
assumed, but the balance of the highway was gravel-surfaced. The Highway 5B designation was very short lived; the route was renumbered as Highway 99 in
1940. Photographic History of King's Highway 5B Learn More About King's Highway 5B |
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