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Map of Identified Urban Problem Areas T BRANT STREET E E R T HAMILTON Beeforth Road S W E d I TRUCK ROUTE Robson Road V IR a A o F L R Q A MASTER PLAN UE K EN E LIZA E r BETH S e WAY H O nn i R k E S KING ROAD E R A O S A Truck Route Review - TP D O t R Centre Road s T HIGHWAY 403 a D Problem Areas: R Hot Spots: E IV t E e e r t Lake Urban Area S Parkside Drive s PLAINS ROAD EAST a WATER Ontario d DO n W u N R OAD D Truck Routes Concession 5 East B E ea a ch st B Minor Road T po o 25 S rt ulev E D a riv rd W e D Winona Road Major Road A Lewis Road O Fifty Road R 28 North Service Road S 26 Queen Elizabeth Way N I Parkway / Highway A Fruitland Road L 23 P WoodwardAvenue Grays Road Jones Road South Service Road 30 McNeilly Road HIGHWAY 6 rd C Hot Spot a e ev ul n d o t L B e a t a P la k s o s n a e Concession 4 West e n t e O T tree Non-Designated Link R r S a 23 i on l k rt a a Millgrove Sideroad l o B Millen Road d ik D W N d l A Green Road on N e G a P 5 s a e v w r riv l . u D e a e o 16 trial s 8 e 15 n i e s Ottawa Street North r . 25 t 17 h t N l G A k o u u t y13 t p N Designated Link d w h v e a a In a R R ay e w a h w g ig P o o H h n R e y g st a a i oa et Ea u N d ll d re d d ey t N H a n S A e a V o t Truck Generators James Street North o ingt 19 Eas Gray Road Eleventh Road East o l r t N o R 20 v u e r B tre N t e S R n r h o o o d John Street North t 13 r t a B n Ba o h a r Tenth Road East r a u t d t l Ro h e h 29 y Downtown Urban Growth e p k S N r S a t o r h o Ridge Road Centre Node 18 e y r C Y 24 d t e e h Queenston Road n t 14 h a k N m c 20 o o ast Sub-Regional Node R r et E t Stre R h ain o M a d 11 King 21 Street East C s Port of Hamilton e King StreetQ West oad B n s 21 e R N u c ren t M e aw 14 e 10 L y e e c n ess ess P o Acc rth cc n n c erman o A u i Sh l n w y i 18 e a n # Roadway From To K t i a S A oun n 27 Airport M e t l Green Mountain Road East B l F t t l P s r t r A a e Concession Street a i e n o Tapleytown Road 16 r f 15 l k Designated Truck Route e o b t Harvest Road w V w W h t 12 m i a t o C l e y T Second Road East e r l o Upper Ottawa Street S R n o a i e h te tr l B 8 Wellington Street (Dundas) King Street Mill Street Mineral Aggregate Extraction o i o C H s o R S r Mud Street East D n u u d a Eighth Road East i o Aberdeen Avenue d t d a h l First Road East R Area r e a Fallsview Road East i M ast e 9 Wilson Street (Ancaster) Rousseaux Street 403 interchange E E S v d e v o u Upper Centennial Parkway e ven a R A a i ell r a enn d x 19 F s King Street d Dundurn Street Hwy. 403 10 t t h Employment Area / Business First Road West E R 11 Queen Streeta North York Boulevard Main Street West 17 s o B Park r Dr U t a le iv d e S D s p t O n ri 12 Bay Street North Main Street West Cannon Street p v u e E Up y o e m 24 a r P ra Wellington Street Burlingtons Street Claremont Access p G 13 a t Driv y e e Mohawk Road East a e P r l ic l n g Mud Street West ast Sh E e a 14 Wilson Street/York Boulevardd Queen Street North Victoria Avenue Noth c est e hland Roa S d W V Hig West 5th Street a A o e 8 l v R r l 15 Main Street Downtown Core k m e i w U Limeridge Road East a n oh H a Upper Paradise Road M p u p n 16 Burlington Street Wentworth Street Wellington Street e d e A e st Upper Wentworth Street e r R d W v a W Ro e Wentworth Street Rosemary Avenue Bra nt Street Governor's Road hland 17 Regional Road 20 n Hig e u l l e Victoria Avenue North Burlington Street Claremont Access i 18 n t Garth Street d Eas HIGHWAY 20 g ch Roa t hur B o Stone C 19 Upper Wellington Street Concession Street Fennell Avenue East y W n der P 22 Base Information n B S lexa r Py E 20 Barton Street East Wentworth Street Sherman Avenue A de t M. xan r ln . Ale e inco ln M e 21 Cannon Street Sherman Avenue Queen Street North Collector Road L o t ad Linc Rymal Road East Ro W 22 Rymal Road Nebo Road Dartnell Road Minor Arterial Road k 3 d 0 Stone Church Road West i w a l 4 o s a 22 h R 23 Parkdale Avenue North Brampton Street Mead Avenue . Glover Road o o s o Major Arterial Road n k M n N i U Parkdale Avenue North Queenston Road Barton Street East S L 24 Woodburn Road y f t l p S r o a p e G Rymal Road West Golf Club Road Parkway / Highway u w e Barton Street East Parkdale Avenue Red Hill Valley Parkway e 25 l h r Hendershot Road p t h g J ur E i S a 26 Grays Road South Service Road Frances Avenue Rail Line H pr a m ings R s Twenty Road East o e a t d s 27 Centennial Parkway King Street Mud Street Urban Area S t Millen Road South Service Road North Service Road r 28 Fletcher Road e Southcote Road e Municipal Boundary Glancaster Road Twenty Road West t 39 Fruitland Road Highway 8 Barton Street M Regional Road 56 i l e Dickenson Road East 30 Barton Street Fruitland Road Fifty Road Trinity Church Road s R o Non-DesiGuyattgnated Road Truck Route t a s d e 9 13 Rock Chapel Road Highway 5 West Sydenham Road W Nebo Road d oa 14 York Road (Dundas) Olympic Drive King Street/Cootes Drive R Dickenson Road West 1:85,000 lle Garner Road East vi 15 Old Guelph Road York Road York Boulevard ey rs km e F Newton Avenue Main Street West King Street W J id H 16 d ig le English Church Road East 0 2 4 r h Book Road East 17 Aberdeen Avenue Queen Street LongwoodBISMARK Road ROAD 's w G a Binbrook Road re y 18 Hess Street North Cannon Street Barton Street e N n C R o. A H 19 Princess Street Birch Avenue Sherman Avenue o 6 ast IS a o ad E T d Ro O m port Air 20 Gage Avenue King Street East Barton St reet R e V Garner Road West s IL t L e 21 Lawrence Road The Entire Length E t t a R s Shaver Road s d a O e Glover Road Rymal Road Twenty Road D 22 E A W d Airport Road West r D a i t o v e 23 Knox Avenue Brampton Street Leaside Road ee R tr er White Church Road East Kirk Road S tt Book Road West u 24 Paramount Drive The Entire Length on B ils W 25 Glover Road (Stoney Creek) Glover Access Road Watercrest Drive H:\Toronto\121911_HMN_truckMP\7.0_Production\7.7_Spatial_Design\MXD\Existing_Truck_Routes\TMM_13-hot-spots-urban_2020-02-23.mxd 2020-02-24.
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