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History of King's Highway 67A:
King's Highway 67A served as a cut-off route to the Timmins area during the 1940s, from Highway 11 in Matheson to Highway 67 in Hoyle. The Department of
Highways constructed this new route to Timmins between 1938 and 1940. The new route to Timmins was officially designated as Highway 67A on June 26, 1940.
The new highway shortened the distance between Timmins and Matheson by nearly 20 km. This route retained the Highway 67A designation for only four years
before it was renumbered as Highway 101 in 1944. 
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Additional Information About King's Highway 67A: Learn More About King's Highway 67A (My Upcoming Publications) |
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