Hwy 7A (Alt) Hwy 7A (Alt) Port Perry Hwy 7A (Alt)   

Ontario Highway 7A (Alt) Quick Facts:
  • Years in Existence: 1944-1963
  • Current Status: Decommissioned in 1963
  • Current Names: Queen Street & Water Street
  • Location: Central Ontario
  • Counties Served: Durham
  • Towns Served: Port Perry
  • Western Terminus: Hwy 7A - West of Port Perry
  • Eastern Terminus: Hwy 7A - Port Perry
  • Length in 1963: 2.1 km / 1.3 miles
HWY 7A
King's Highway 7A Sign
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History of King's Highway 7A (Alt) Port Perry:

King's Highway 7A (Alt) was created in 1944, when a 2.1 km alternate route to Highway 7A was established through Downtown Port Perry. Under a connecting link agreement with the Department of Highways (DHO), a Highway 7A (Alt) route was signed along Queen Street and Water Street through Port Perry. The connecting link agreement was dated June 5, 1944. It is not certain how long Port Perry's Highway 7A (Alt) route lasted. The most recent reference to the highway in a DHO document was dated January, 1963. The route does not appear in the 1963 DHO mileage table, suggesting that the route was decommissioned at some point during 1963.





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