Hwy 7A (Alt) Hwy 7A (Alt) Ashton-Stittsville Hwy 7A (Alt)   

Ontario Highway 7A (Alt) Quick Facts:
  • Years in Existence: 1961-1969
  • Current Status: Decommissioned in 1969
  • Current Names: Ashton Station Road, Ormond Road, Flewellyn Road, Mervyn Healey Court, Huntley Road & Stittsville Main Street
  • Location: Eastern Ontario
  • Counties Served: Lanark & Carleton
  • Towns Served: Stittsville
  • Western Terminus: Hwy 7 & Hwy 15 - North of Ashton
  • Eastern Terminus: Hwy 7 & Hwy 15 - Stittsville
  • Length in 1969: 19.8 km / 12.3 miles
 HWY 7A
King's Highway 7A Sign
Image courtesy of Jamie Malecki

History of King's Highway 7A (Alt) Ashton-Stittsville:

King's Highway 7A (Alt) was created in 1961, when the Highway 7 designation was added to the existing route of Highway 15 between Carleton Place and Ottawa. The Highway 7A (Alt) designation was applied to a bypassed section of Highway 15 between Ashton and Stittsville, known as Highway 15A (Alt). The bypassed route of Highway 15 through Ashton and Stittsville (via Ashton Station Road, Ormond Road, Flewellyn Road, Huntley Road and Main Street) became Highway 15A (Alt) after a Highway 15 relocation project was completed in 1956. The route of Highway 7A (Alt) and Highway 15A (Alt) was apparently decommissioned during 1969, since the highway does not appear on Official Ontario Road Maps after 1970.




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