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DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER Northern Ontario Multimodal Transportation Strategy Highways and Roads Appendices Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Consulting Team: IBI Group | Hemson Consulting Ltd. November 2016 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines November 2016 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Appendix A: Roads Connecting First Nations: Detailed Maps and Tables November 2016 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines November 2016 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines A. Roads Connecting First Nations: Detailed Maps and Tables This Appendix contains maps and tables providing detailed location information and road characteristics of Northern Ontario’s First Nation access roads. Exhibit A.1 through Exhibit A.5 are a series of maps showing the location of roads connecting First Nation communities, excluding seasonal winter/ice roads. The reference number on the map can be used to identify the road in Exhibit A.6, which is a table listing the roads with their jurisdiction, length and other physical characteristics. November 2016 A.1 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.1: Overview Map of Roads Connecting First Nations November 2016 A.2 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.2: Map of Roads Connecting First Nations – Region 1 November 2016 A.3 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.3: Map of Roads Connecting First Nations – Region 2 November 2016 A.4 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.4: Map of Roads Connecting First Nations – Region 3 November 2016 A.5 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.5: Map of Roads Connecting First Nations – Region 4 November 2016 A.6 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.6: Characteristics of Roads Connecting First Nations Connect- Connecting Nearest ing Rd Road Bordering Prov. Connecting Length Maintenance Funding Surface First Nation Jurisdiction Hwy Road Name(s) (km) Responsibility Program Type Comments Northwest Region Kenora 1 Eagle Lake (Migisi Unorganized 502 Ojibway Dr 9.0 Community FNRP Sahgaigan) 2 Grassy Narrows Unorganized 671 - 671 runs to 0.65 Community - Distance to Hwy 671/Jones (Asubpeeschoseewa- reserve Rd; had 50/50 funding in the gong Netum boundary- past Anishinbek) 3 Iskatewizaagegan Unorganized 673 -673 runs to - Community - Hwy 673 is also called Shoal (Shoal Lake #39) reserve Lake Rd for 7.3 km from Hwy boundary 17 toward reserve boundary; remaining 750 m to boundary is First Shoal Road; had 50/50 funding in the past 4 Lac Seul Mun. of Sioux 664 Frenchman's various Community - Three communities are past Lookout Head Rd the end of Hwy 664; Road is on Crown Land despite being within Sioux Lookout boundaries; 3.2 km to first reserve boundary, 3.1 km through reserve, then 17 km to next reserve boundary 5 Naotkamegwanning Twp of Sioux 71 Gaudry Rd ? Community - 1.6 km to reserve boundary; (Whitefish Bay) Narrows- unclear where end point of Nestor Falls agreement is; had 50/50 funding in the past 6 Northwest Angle No.33 - no road access - - - Across strait from USA; access from Ontario is by boat or winter road only 7 Obashkaandagaang McKenzie 17 McKenzie 1.0 McKenzie Unincorp. Rds Gravel Funding is off reserve only (Washagamis) Portage LRB Portage Rd Portage LRB 8 Ochiichagwe’Babigo’ City of Kenora 658 Dalles Rd 4.3 1.6 km to reserve boundary Ining (Dalles) November 2016 A.7 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.6: Characteristics of Roads Connecting First Nations (continued) Connect- Connecting Nearest ing Rd Road Bordering Prov. Connecting Length Maintenance Funding Surface First Nation Jurisdiction Hwy Road Name(s) (km) Responsibility Program Type Comments 9 Ojibways of Onigaming Twp of Sioux 71 Aazhawaashiik 1.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rds (Sabaskong) Narrows- Rd agreement for Nestor Falls 5.2 km 10 Shoal Lake No. 40 Unorganized; 673 “Freedom Road” 30 Unknown – Regular access is through Manitoba road is in Shoal Lake #39 by ferry or ice Manitoba road through Manitoba; no access during freeze-up or break-up period. 11 Wabaseemong Unorganized 525 Unnamed road 10 Community On-reserve road runs to the Independent main community 12 Wabauskang Unorganized 105 Wabauskang 3.4 50/50 Unincorp. Rds Road agreement for 5.6 km 13 Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Southworth 17 Unnamed road 1.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rds Through Southworth LRB LRB agreement for 4.3 km 14 Wauzhushk Ogigum City of Kenora 17 Golf Course Rd, 1.0 City of Kenora - (Anishnabe of Matheson Bay Wauzhushk) Rd, Old Bigstone Bay Rd Rainy River 15 Anishinaabeg of Twp of Lake of 621 Big Island 0.6 Community; First Nation Rd Off Vauthy Rd and Naongashiing (Big the Woods Reserve Rd small subsidy Beunavista Road Island) from MTO 16 Big Grassy Twp of Lake of 621 Beach Rd n/a 50/50 ? Hwy 621 runs through the the Woods agreement for reserve; numerous access 5.8 km points to community 17 Couchiching City of Fort 11 Couchiching Rd, n/a 50/50 ? Hwy 11 runs through the Frances Frog Creek Rd agreement for Reserve; numerous access 7.4 km roads November 2016 A.8 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.6: Characteristics of Roads Connecting First Nations (continued) Connect- Connecting Nearest ing Rd Road Bordering Prov. Connecting Length Maintenance Funding Surface First Nation Jurisdiction Hwy Road Name(s) (km) Responsibility Program Type Comments 18 Lac La Croix Quetico Park; 17 Flanders Road 74.0 MNR (off - MNDM Gravel Community is at end of unorganized reserve portion); Resource resource access road maintained by Access Road MTO Program 19 Mitaanjigaming Unorganized; Wasaw Rd (aka 29.1 4.6 km - Unincorp. Rd Gravel Road on Crown Land & first section of Boffin Lake Rd MisCampbell Reserve Land and through road or LRB Road MisCampbell LRB; 50/50 maintained by Mitaanjigamiing 21.5 km - agreement for 29 km of road MisCampbell First Nation unorganized altogether? LRB Access Rd) (50/50 agreement with MTO) 3.0 km - Reserve 20 Naicatchewenin 613 Naicatchewenin 4.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rd (Northwest Bay) Rd agreement for 8.5 km 21 Nigigoonsiminikaaniing Unorganized 11 - unknown - 1.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rd Gravel (Red Gut) agreement for 3.5 km 22 Rainy River (Manitou Twp of 11 Caribou St, on reserve Community n/a Surface Two access roads Rapids) Chapple Manitou Rapids Treatment Dr 23 Seine River Unorganized 11 Horsecollar Jct 1.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rd Surface Rd agreement for Treatment 6.4 km Thunder Bay 24 Animbiigo Zaagi’igan Mun of 11 Partridge Lake 2.0 Gravel Anishinaabek (Lake Greenstone Rd Nipigon Reserve) 25 Aroland Unorganized 643 - - MTO Surface Hwy 643 runs through Treatment reserve November 2016 A.9 IBI GROUP DRAFT TECHNICAL BACKGROUNDER: HIGHWAYS AND ROADS Prepared for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Exhibit A.6: Characteristics of Roads Connecting First Nations (continued) Connect- Connecting Nearest ing Rd Road Bordering Prov. Connecting Length Maintenance Funding Surface First Nation Jurisdiction Hwy Road Name(s) (km) Responsibility Program Type Comments 26 Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Mun of 11 MacDiarmid Rd 1.0 50/50 Unincorp. Rd Gravel Anishinaabek (Rocky Greenstone agreement for Bay/MacDiarmid) 3.0 km 27 Bingwi Neyaashi Mun of 11 - unknown - 4.0 Gravel Anishinaabek (Sand Greenstone Point) 28 Fort William City of Chippewa n/a City of Thunder City of Thunder Asphalt The FN is served by several Thunder Bay Rd/City Bay Bay/FNRP City of Thunder Bay Roads Rd/Mountain Rd 29 Ginoogaming Mun of Blueberry St 1.0 Gravel Off Municipal Road in Greenstone Longlac 30 Kiashke Zaaging Unorganized 527 - unknown - 3.0 Gravel Anishinaabek (Gull Bay) 31 Lac des Mille Lacs Inwood LRB 17 Lac des Mille 18.0 50/50 Unincorp Rd. Gravel Off McKay Rd South through Lacs Rd agreement for Inwood LRB 18 km 32 Long Lake No.58 Mun of 11 Beaver Rd n/a Community with FNRP Paved Greenstone small subsidy from MTO 33 Ojibway Nation of Unorganized 599 - unknown - 2.0 Community none Hwy 599 borders community Saugeen 34 Pays Plat Unorganized 17 n/a - MTO – also Unincorp Rd. Hwy 17 runs through reserve; 50/50 road community is on River St program for 1.2km 35 Pic Mobert Unorganized 17 Mobert Rd 3.0 Community FNRP Gravel 36 Biigtgong Nishnaabeg Unorganized 627 627 runs to 0.8 Community FNRP Surface reserve Treatment boundary 37 Red Rock (Lake Helen Township of 11 - - MTO FNRP Hwy 11 runs through reserve No. 53A) Nipigon 38 Red Rock (Red Rock Unorganized 585 Unnamed road 1.0 FNRP Gravel No.
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