Photographic History of King's Highway 11 - Page 2


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All photographs displayed on this page were taken by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, unless specifically noted otherwise. Historical photographs are arranged in approximate chronological order, while present day photographs (Year 2000 to date) are arranged by location from south to north. Click on any thumbnail to see a larger image!

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Historical Highway 11 Photographs (1939 to 1949)


HWY 11 #34       HWY 11 #35       HWY 11 #36

Left - New Lost River Bridge on Hwy 11 west of Kapuskasing (1939)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Centre - Grading and rock fill on the Nipigon-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) at Lake Helen (1939)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Right - Construction operations underway in 1941 on the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 11 #183

Above - Opening ceremony of Hwy 11 between Nipigon and Geraldton (September 7, 1940)
Photo Courtesy of Archives of Ontario (Series RG-14-162-2, Hwy 11/17 Folder)





HWY 11 #185

Above - A section of the new Nipigon-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) near Beardmore (1940)
Photo Courtesy of Archives of Ontario (Series RG-14-162-2-27, Photo #7)





HWY 11 #186       HWY 11 #187

Left - Postcard view of Hwy 11 at Jumping Caribou Lake (ca. 1940)

Right - Postcard view of the Nipigon-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) near Orient Bay (ca. 1940)





HWY 11 #37       HWY 11 #38       HWY 11 #39

Left - Clearing the muskeg for the new Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1941
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Centre - Temporary timber bridge at the Shekak River on Hearst-Geraldton Highway (1941)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Right - Another temporary timber bridge on the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1941
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 11 #40       HWY 11 #41       HWY 11 #42

Left - Completed section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1941 at the Nagagami River
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Centre - Graded section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) that had already been opened to traffic (1941)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Right - Completed section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1942
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 11 #43       HWY 11 #44       HWY 11 #45

Left - Completed section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1942
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Centre - Completed section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1942
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Right - Completed section of the Hearst-Geraldton Highway (Hwy 11) in 1942
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 11 #188       HWY 11 #46

Left - Postcard view of Longlac Railway Overhead on Hwy 11 (ca. 1943)

Right - Postcard view of new Hearst-Geraldton Highway (ca. 1943)





HWY 11 #7       HWY 11 #8       HWY 11 #9

Left - New Frederickhouse River Bridge under construction in 1949. Note the old timber bridge at right.
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Centre - New diversion of Hwy 11 located south of Lake Vernon near Huntsville (1949)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation

Right - Hwy 11 in the Temagami Provincial Forest Reserve at Angus Lake (1949)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 11 #258

Above - View of Hwy 11 facing south towards Severn Bridge (1949)
Photo courtesy of Ontario Ministry of Transportation





HWY 69 #32

Above - New junction of Hwy 11 & Hwy 69 south of Gravenhurst (June 9, 1949)
Photo Courtesy of Archives of Ontario (Series RG-14-162-5-121, Photo #327)

This photo shows the new junction of Hwy 11 and Hwy 69 on the first Gravenhurst Bypass, which opened in 1948. The original junction of these two highways was located in downtown Gravenhurst. This intersection can still be found today just north of the current Hwy 11 interchange, adjacent to the Gravenhurst McDonald's restaurant. Click here to see a present day view of this intersection.




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