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MUNICIPALITY OF WEST PERTH CITY OF STRATFORD TOWNSHIP OF PERTH EAST TO TO TOWNSHIP OF PERTH SOUTH SHAKESPEARE NEW HAMBURG PERTH-OXFORD RD 1 Q 9th UEEN L I N OX ST E HOPE ST F ORD R TAVISTOCK TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT OAD 3 PERTH-OXFORD RD 14th LINE 4 TO CITY OF KITCHENER TOWN OF ST. MARYS 18th WILMOT & TO KITCHENER L WILMOT 11th LINE 10th LINE I NE OXFORD-WATERLOO RD OXFORD-WATERLOO RD TO RIVE ST. MARY'S D SIDERD WA OO HO 27 EW 1 MAPL SH t R D h F ST OOD R 2 RD W L ILD I N W I N E TOWNSHIP ROAD 14 GT E TO T RD TOWNSHIP ROAD 14 OX T ST. MARY'S D 5 FIEL PLATTSVILLE ON T N E 1 1 RUSSL ELGI D 7 R R 6t F R t OR WILDWOOD LAKE OAD 96 h LI h R D L YOUNG ST D ROA IN D 4 N B ER 3rd OXFORD ROAD 8 L E E R TOWNSHIP ROAD 13 ALBERT ST 4 23rd LI TOWNSHIP ROAD 13 E 5 OAD ORD N RD t L V h F ICT HEIM INE ORIA X ST LI 35th LINE OXF SIDERD 1 O 22 UNIONVILLE NE TOWNSHIP EL NE CASS 5th 41s OX RD O L t RD ROAD TOWNSHIP ROAD 12 I 31st LINE LI OF EAST F HARRINGTON NE TOWNSHIP ROAD 12 25th L ORD ROA NE 2 ZORRA - H OAD 9 IN R BRIGHT U ROAD 96 B E TAVISTOCK B TO 8 D 3 WELLBURN B A ROAD 11 TOWNSHIP 1 OXFOR D ROAD R 8 A 5 17 I D K th R IN TH 1 D RD LI 1th G 37t S N L RD 1 T 0 E LIN IN TOWNSHIP OF h 4 H LI E WAY 10 IGH H TOWNSHIP ROAD NE E RD TOWNSHIP ROAD 10 G KI HI SUN BLANFORD - 8 WAY N ROAD T D G LAKESIDE OR R 29th L OXF 1 OVA OVA USSLER RD 0th BLENHEIM ROAD 92 59 LI C OAD 9 IN TOWNSHIP R NE R TOWNSHIP ROAD 9 TOWNSHIP ROAD 9 E E D SIDER K R S AEMAR ING BR D ZO R R 25t R D 1 ENOS ST 3 1 A Refer to local municipal 8 h 3rd WNSHIP ROAD 8 IDERD HU TO 9t th /EAST AR S TOWNSHIP ROAD 8 L 17 h trail / cycling masterRAEM plans I B LINE LINE N BBARD LI t E for additional existing and h LINE N IDERD 16th LINE 14 4 AR S WI E 31st LI Z RAEM proposed local route O B t h L TOWNSHIP L R 88 connections. MO TO D RD MOTH A G 13th O R RA T CAMBRIDGE INE OXFORD ROAD 29 I NE B OF ZORRA T ST SON Legend ST Existing Facility Types L AVISTOC D I ERAL N 3 13 E FOR L t DRUMBO h D A N LI OX ROAD 84 RD TOWNSHIP ROAD 6 OWNSHIP ROAD 6 TOWNSHIP ROAD 6 E NE TOWNSHIP ROAD 6 T K LUC FO and Connections 2 BLAN ROAD 8 LIN INNERKIP RD ROAD 3 Y E 33 15th LINE ROAD RD EMBRO OXFORD PA 5 BL 80 TOWNSHIP ROAD 5 TOWNSHIP ROAD RK B AD OXFOR RO 84 8 E Existing Multi-Use Trail D RA OA T AD 7 11th LINE S NHEI R 27th R RO ISSIONE 23 INSON TO KINTORE COMM FOREST N THORNDALE & G T LI OB -OX M LONDON ESTATES D N 5 R R E L RD Existing Edgeline F D TOWNSHIP ROAD OA ES TOWNSHIP ROAD 4 4 O 17 R C 45th LINE OAD D R RD D D OB 2 43rd LINE OXFOR RD B 2 BLE L 41st LINE 7 A Existing Paved Shoulder MUNICIPALITY OF MIDDLESEX CENTRE 1 OX NDF H D ROAD XFOR DR TOWNSHIP ROAD 3 TOWNSHIP ROAD 3 TOWNSHIP ROAD 3 TOWNSHIP ROAD 3 O SP F IL EVIEW TO ORD ROA ORD RD L LAK 35t IT PARIS S RD THAMES RIVER 10th LINE B LANSDOW FIRE h LIN ROAD 78 L Existing Bike Lane 7 E N ST FAIR ST ST 6 HEIM E TOWNSHIP ROAD 2 TOWNSHIP ROAD 2 CANNI DEVONSHIRE AVE D DE TOWNSHIP ROAD 2 Proposed Facility Types SEH L 3 4 9th S IGHT CITY OF NE L RD UM AT L T WAY S N IL 25th L RA I WOODSTOCKA CREDITVILLE N R 19th LINE 8 ST G 4 WARWICK VE D 7 E TEC OA E PRINCETON R SP 15th LINE RD T 3 S NELLIS S RD and Connections T BEARD'S LAN GOVERNORS 13th LINE 7 RIN T IN EL ST DUNDAS ST DUNDAS ST HIGHWAY 2 t PE h E LIN AY 2 PAR K ROW G HIGHW HENRY ST BAN E FIFTH AVE 23 ALICE ST M 43 K HIGH r TO IL MID AV Proposed Multi-use Trail d LI r PAR KINSON RD EVELYN & d L S TOWERLI E NE RD 41 L W E LONDON N E D AY INE s N T E I L 5 t ETO 9 h L F J 3 L ULIANA DR OXFORD INKL HIGHWA IN 45t Y 403 HIGHWAY 403 Proposed Signed Route E 21s EAS ST WN D E ALLEN R t LINE PATTU T HI LINE LLO AVE 68 ST ROAD 37 XFO STAN O 1 th LIN L D L 4 Proposed Signed Route with Sharrow ST MIDDLETON ST OM L Refer to local municipal INE LEY ST BEACHVILLE E T trail / cycling master plans A W D 68 R L HORN RD OA E CENTRE RD OXFORD O R 66 33 THAMESFORD for additional existing and S OLD COUNTY OF BRANT ROAD I LD 31st LINE T HILL LINE N HIGHWAY 59 25 rd ST OXFORD Proposed Signed Route with Edgeline proposed local route D E AGE th R L RD 1 IN MUNICIPALITY OF THAMES CENTRE connections. 4 L CENTRE 35t LI INE E RD VANDECAR 19t E D 66 h HVILLE N h ROA LINE C RK FIREHALL RD E L A TO Proposed Paved Shoulder E LA CITY OF H I C BRANTFORD 4 N B 10 BRANTFORD 6 U AD RO PEM E N E T R AV C N DO E N E 2 WN LIN BE E CURRIES O L D 7 T D H N RD G D Proposed Bike Lane th ORT R TR N A R A GE JOHN S K D V LI R LINE TON ST IL 21 B Y R CURRIES RD ANDE ELL ST R LIUM L N I st NE MUI E CUR LI 11 T L CA 2 NE HAL 6 R LINE Adaptive Edgeline: D 17th WO H INE ROA ORI 14 A L 13 R LI R N ST TOWN OF VA R 1 O T EL 15t L G ST HA IS ST N HAMES GUNN'S HILL RD I AKWO HUNT RD N KI HIGHWAY 59 NDE N W M AY 40 12 LI h E E INGERSOLLHIT W I H URG Proposed Bike Lane LI N S IG NE Adaptive Edgeline: Pr D 60 ON RD GERS T H CAR LIN NE ROA T OD ST IN EAB RD HAMIL G SW ST W ST RD O JO TO ALLACE LL VA DORCHESTER FOLD SUBSTATION RD RD RIVERS Proposed Combined Bike Lane and Multi-Use Trail E S T RD ND oposed Signed Route RD TRI S T AN ER E HB L E OMA LIN N T TOWNSHIP D 58 H L U LIU CAR LINE ROA T INE S C E L M I N OF NORWICH Desired Connection LI E ROBINSON RD NE UNION RD SFIELD RD UNION LINE UNION RD BEACON Existing and Potential Destination Trail Locations OXF CITY OF LONDON M Connection to Surrounding Municipality CC O RD BURGESSVILLE REA SALFORD 14 TO Railways D BRANTFORD 1. Wildwood Conservation Area Trails NEW DURHAM RD SALFORD RD HIGHWAY 59 CHURCH ST Y D L I 2. Avon Trail NE T R N 3. Embro Pond Conservation Area Trails TO A DORCHESTER & SL 15 TOWNSHIP OF H Active Railway IG 4. Chesney Conservation Area Trails LONDON HIGHWAY 19 MCBET H 5. The Pines H RD SOUTH - WEST EVERGREEN ST W AY 59 ZENDA LINE HOLBROK Abandoned Railway 6. Vansittart Woods Trail OXFORD 7. Husky Trail 8. Existing Trails in Roth Park and Standard Tube Burgess Park EBENEZER RD QUAKER ST TO Current Status Unknown MI BRANTFORD (such as Rotary Club Trails, Millennium Trail System) MOUNT DDLETO NORWICH PIGRAML S Other CLYD 9. Oxford Thames River Trail ELGIN P R BASE LINE S OXF IN TO P WN E 10. Sweaburg Swamp G LAN MOUNT ELGIN RD NO V RWICH RD O S ST DU NORWICH RD E LINE RD IN T R 11. Trillium Woods Trail K L F S E F Overpass Crossing of Highway 401 / 403 13 T I LIY NE 12. Foldens Reforestation Area 13. Thomas Ingersoll Scenic Trail NE DANIEL RD PLEASANT VALLEY RD AIRPORT RD Underpass of Crossing Highway 401 / 403 C 14. John Lawson Park Trail HA U L NM 15. Lawson Tract / McBeth Tract LO E DEN 16. Hugh's Tract R NORFOLK COUNTY Highway LI W NE PROUSE RD L I N I PROUSE RD 17. Dereham Wetlands Conservation Area N MAPLE DELL RD DH E D AM 18. Hawkins Tract E County Road RE 19.
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