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Windsor Lakeshore Lasalle International Border UNITED STATESCANADA OF AMERICA Peche Island 43 Detroit - Windsor 49 42 Tunnel Lake St. Clair Ambassador Bridge Ganatchio 45 Trail Riverside Dr E 44 Tecumseh Rd Banwell Rd Tecumseh Ln Lauzon Pky Tecumseh Rd E 56 St. Clair Rd Pike Creek 22 2 Lighthouse Howard Ave H Walker Rd JacksonOuellette Ave Lakeshore Rd 301 Tecumseh Rd W Park 43 Cove Mic Windsor Little Baseline Rd 51 48 County Rd 2 Stoney Point Mac Notre Dame St Park E. C. Row Expressway 39 21 Lakeshore Rd 302 Thames River Puce River 39 WallaceLine Rd 2 W Puce Rd Malden Patillo Rd Belle River 1 EXIT 1 Park 47 35 DETROIT RIVER E. C. Row Expressway RourkeLine Rd StrongRd RenaudLine Rd Rt. Hon. Herb Gray Pkwy Golfview Dr Lakeshore Rd 303 Dougall Ave EXIT 63 42 E Ruscom River Rd Belle River RochesterTownlineRd EXIT 2 Rd Creek Big 19 St. Joachim Ruscom River EXIT 5 46 42 Baseline Rd Ojibway Lakeshore Gracey Sd Rd Schoolhouse Rd Prairie Twelfth Conc Rd 42 EXIT 56 Provincial Queen’s Ln Nature Todd Ln EXIT 6 Edgefield SdRd Reserve W Belle River Rd Belle River Rd Rt. Hon. Herb Gray ParkwayDougall Pky LakeshoreRd 101 25 Lakeshore Rd 305 43 34 LakeshoreRd 105 EXIT 14 LakeshoreRd 107 Rogers Rd ScottSd Rd LakeshoreRd 111 31 Middle Ln Lakeshore Rd 113 Lions Club Rd Lakeshore Rd 115 Manning Rd Morris Rd Lakeshore Rd 123 Normandy St LakeshoreRd 125 LakeshoreRd 129 EXIT 7 Comber Sd Rd Walls Rd 27 LakeshoreRd 131 EXIT 13 LakeshoreRd 103 Puce Rd Byrnedale Rd County Road 17 EXIT 21 Settler Sd Rd North Talbot Rd 33 Trepanier Rd EXIT 48 Front Rd 401 EXIT 28 EXIT 9 EXIT 34 Huron Church Ln Rd Rotary 1918 17 32 EXIT 10 Centennial Hub 41 French Ln Rd Comber Bouard Rd HicksRd N Rear Rd EXIT 40 Middle Rd 35 Laurier Pky Bissonnette Lane 401 Oldcastle Rd N Rear Rd DETROIT RIVER South Talbot Rd FinnLane Knapp Rd Malden Rd Malden Matchette Rd Matchette South Middle Rd 46 N Middle Rd Main St Gray Line 12thConcession Rd Countryview Lane Sexton Side Rd Hawthorn Dr County Rd 46 King & Whittle Rd MyersRd Ruscom Fighting Island Fighting 37 LaSalle N Talbot Rd Pleasant Park Sd Rd HowardAve Station 7 South Talbot Rd O'brienSd Rd 46 46 Lakeshore Rd 308 1 Malden Rd Mitchell Rd Martin Ln Maidstone LakeshoreRd 209 Lakeshore Rd 203 Kelly Rd RochesterTownlineRd 20 LakeshoreRd 217 Walker Rd Snake Ln S Middle Rd LakeshoreRd 231 Lakeshore Rd 309 Holden Rd LakeshoreRd 241 South S Middle Rd French Ln Rd South Middle Rd 34 Woodslee Lakeshore Rd 223 Disputed Rd 19 23 Broderick Rd ONTARIO Wilson Sd Rd MICHIGAN 57 S Talbot Rd 8th Concession Rd Lakeshore Rd 310 Richardson SdRd Goodreau Line 9th Concession Rd 40 Lakeshore Rd205 10th Concession Rd Lapointe St ChryslerCanada Greenway Ellis Sd Rd Coatsworth Rd CountyRd 37 8 11th Concession Rd 12th Concesson Rd LakeshoreRd 211 Canard River Lakeshore Rd213 52 LakeshoreRd 215 Chatham LakeshoreRd 219 LakeshoreRd 225 Lakeshore Rd 311 LakeshoreRd 229 Kent 14th Concession Rd 27 LakeshoreRd 233 LakeshoreRd 235 LakeshoreRd 243 North Talbot Rd Lakeshore Rd 245 Wheatley Rd Walker Rd North Side Road Essex 8 HowardAve North Side Road Centre Cameron 11 PinkertonRd TilburyAndW Romney Rd 13th Concession Rd Sd Rd E HylandRd Old Malden Rd 9 Batten Rd Road 11 8 Walker Sd Rd Mersea Rd 11 20 Campbell Rd McGregor Malden Rd 12th Concession Rd North Malden Rd 5th Concession North 2ndConcession North 3rdConcession North Gesto Rd 4th Concession North Middle Side Rd Road 10 10 6th ConcessionNorth 8th Concession Rd 29 28 11th Conc Rd Road 9 W GreatTrail Mersea Rd 10 Cameron Sd Rd W Mole Rd 5 Graham Sd Rd 15 12 Belle River Rd E Road 9 E Brush Rd 27 23 3 Cypher Systems Group Greenway Trembley Rd Gesto Sd Rd Malden Rd North Talbot Rd Essex Rd 14 Road 8 W Marsh Sd Rd 16 Texas Rd Kent County Rd 1 14 Chrysler Canada Greenway 10th Concession Rd Road 8 E 37 South Talbot Rd 3 Mersea Rd 8 Cottam Sd Rd Cottam Gesto Rd South Malden Rd 1 27 Mersea Rd 12 ThomasRd Alma St 31 77 9th Concession Rd Road 7 E 34 37 Talbot Trail Mersea Rd 7 Simcoe St Road 6 W 1 Ferris Rd 18 Pike Rd 8th Concession Rd Inman Sd Rd MelocheRd Road 6 E 50 38 Mersea Rd 6 Lowes Side Rd BritonRd 17 19 Mccain Sd Rd Olinda Sd Rd Mersea Rd 6 GiardiniRd 9 Coulter Rd Road 5 W 25 Wheatley 18 AlbunaTownline Provincial HopeLane 29 Bruner Rd South Side Road Graham Sd Rd 11 Park Road 5 E Mersea Rd 5 Mersea Rd 5 Mersea Rd 21 Creek Rd 15 6th Concession Rd 18 13 Upcott Sd Rd Hickson Rd 5thConcession South Rizzo Nicola Rd 4thConcession South Mersea Rd 4 MccormickRd County Rd37 2 5th Concession Rd Division Rd SmithRd International Border 18 9th Concession Rd 6th Concession South 7th Concession 5th Concession Rd MerseaRd 15 Deer Run Rd 20 Road 3 W 34 Knapps Island Rd 31 Malden Colchester South Townline Johnson Rd Road 3 E 11 ArnerTownline MerseaRd 12 4th Concession Rd MorseRd Mersea Rd 3 Ferriss Rd Ruthven 36 McleanRd 4th Concession Rd Road 2 W 50 Fox Run Rd Rd Milo Talbot Rd Mersea Rd 21 3rd Concession South 6 18 Road 2 E Harrow 14 26 22 30 55 Collison Sd Rd 23 Peterson Rd 34 Deer Run Rd 3rd Concession Rd Graham Sdrd Drummond Rd 15 21 20 H Smith Rd 45 Mersea Rd 2 King St W Mccormick Rd 24 MerseaRd 19 McCain SdRd 41 Fox Ln Mersea Rd 2 Cotterie Pk 7 Main St E King St E 54 20 53 20 County Rd 20 Hillman CarrAve Holiday Seacli Dr W Marsh Beach 4 Seacli Dr E Fox Sd Rd Mersea Rd 1 Conservation Erie Rd Chrysler Canada Greenway Conservation Area Area Gore Rd Human Rd Cedar Creek Lake Erie 13 50 Snake LaneSnake 12 Mersea Rd B Lake Erie 8 23 Ferriss Rd Wright Rd Lighthouse Ridge Rd Point Colchester RdIler Provincial Nature Reserve East Beach Rd BevelLn Rd Dunn Rd Mersea Rd 12 Point Pelee Dr Mersea Rd C Mersea Rd19 East Shore Rd 10 Sheridan Kildeer Rd Bell Rd 9 5 County Rd 50 Point Dyke Rd 11 Mersea Rd D Browns Rd 33 Mersea Rd E Producer Farmers Market Local Retail Restaurant Libro Credit Union Greenways Marentette Beach West Shore Dr Centre Dyke Rd Victoria Rd Henderson Rd Parsons Rd W Pump Rd Point Pelee National Park 9. OXLEY ESTATE WINERY 14. BANDED GOOSE BREWING CO & 19. GEORGE WHALEY & SONS 25. NICKELS ORCHARDS 31. WILLOW TREE MARKET 42. LAFFERTY FARMS 47. LAFFERTY FARMS Amherstburg essex • harrow leamington 533 County Rd 50 E, Harrow, ON BEAN15 COFFEE 1903 Rd. 5 E, Ruthven, ON 1498 County Rd. 34, Ruthven, ON 1827 Division Rd N, Kingsville, ON 1286 Lauzon Rd, Tecumseh, ON County Rd 42 at 9th Concession, 519.738.3264 | oxleyestatewinery.com 15 Main St. E, Kingsville, ON 519.326.9330 519.919.3702 | 519.326.7093 519.712.8981 | willowtreemarket.ca 519.977.3335 | 519.566.1748 Windsor, ON (Near Airport) 1. AMHERSTBURG FARMERS MARKET 5. COLCHESTER RIDGE ESTATE WINERY 36. BRADT’S BUTCHER BLOCK Open Daily Year Round 11-6 Extended 519.733.9700 M-F 8-12, 1-5pm, Sat 8-12 Closed July-November, 9-5, rest of the year May – Oct, Tues – Sun 9-7, ClosedStone Rd (Next to Average Joe’s) 519.977.3335 | 519.566.1748 Toddy Jones Park (Corner of North and 108 County Rd. 50 E Harrow, ON 34 Mill St. W, Leamington, ON restaurant hours. bandedgoosebrewing.com Sunday. Fresh homegrown fruit- call first. Mondays. Centre Dyke Rd July thru Sept. 9-6 daily. July thru Sept. 9-6 daily. Dalhousie Street), Amherstburg 519.738.9800 | colchesterridge.com Oxley is known for its small lot, fruit- apples, peaches, nectarines, pears PYO sour cherries in season. 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RIBERDY FARMS homemade jams, fresh fish, keto and Family Owned and operated craft and patio for a tasting and lunch or locally roasted coffee and pastries 710 Seacliff Dr, Kingsville, ON sourced items! Find us on Facebook! artisan cheeses. A craft butcher 13049 Riverside Dr, Tecumseh, ON 48. LAFFERTY FARMS paleo foods and more. winery, Wine & Cheese Tastings, dinner. 26. PELEE ISLAND WINERY South Shore Rd experience. until 3pm when the bean magically 519.551.9398 | grapelakesfarm.com 519.735.4808 2477 Dougall Ave, Windsor, ON events, picnics, boutique and more! 455 Seacliff Dr, Kingsville, ON turns into beer and our TAPROOM Open daily – Asparagus season 9-6 lakeshore May thru September, 12-6 daily.
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