Hwy 7B Hwy 7B Lindsay Hwy 7B   

Ontario Highway 7B (Lindsay) Quick Facts:
  • Years in Existence: 1958-Present
  • Current Status: In Service
  • Current Names: King's Highway 7B, Lindsay Street, Kent Street & Kawartha Lakes Road 15
  • Location: Central Ontario
  • Counties Served: Kawartha Lakes (Victoria)
  • Towns Served: Lindsay
  • Western Terminus: Hwy 7 & Hwy 35 - Lindsay
  • Eastern Terminus: Hwy 35 - Lindsay
  • Length: 0.8 km / 0.5 miles
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History of King's Highway 7B (Lindsay):

The Highway 7B Lindsay Business Route was created when a new Highway 7 Bypass was opened around Lindsay in 1958. The old alignment through downtown via Lindsay Street and Kent Street became Highway 7B. Most of Highway 7B ran concurrently with Highway 35B. The balance of Highway 7B ran concurrently with Highway 35. This Business route remained the same right up until January 1, 1998, when the portion through Lindsay was decommissioned. However, the 800-metre portion of Highway 7B that runs concurrently with Highway 35 is still signed to this day, and apparently is still an official route designation.





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