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Mitchell's Bay, Dresden, Wallaceburg CAIRO RD MAIN LINE 22 LAMBTON LINE 22 RD 40 26 ERICK COUNTY LIM MICHIGAN SARNIA COUNTY OF LAMBTON 121 ALGONAC ST. OF CLAIR 121 23 PETER RD. 31 BOTHWELL MIDDLESEX LANGSTAFF LINE 44 21 ARNOLD ROAD 25 ZONE CENTRE LINE 24 Legend FORHAN STREET 22 FERRY TO 33 PARKWAY 16 U.S. CROTON LINE 2 CLACHAN ROAD KIMBALL ROAD DAWN MILLS RD 29 McCREARY LINE ROAD ZONE ROAD 7 78 MANDAUMIN RD. McCREARY LINE HIGHWAY 40 23 78 IRISH SCHOOL RD. Airport 28 29 CROTON LINE 25 DUFFERIN AVE. 33 H SYDENHAM RIVER ROAD LONGWOODS SYDENHAM RIVER THAMES RIVER COUNTY 32 121 N WALLACEBURG VIA RAIL Angling 15 18 UNCLE FLORENCE ROAD OF LITTLEJOHN BASE LINE TOM'S Parks CLACHA BASE LINE 28 ROAD Blueberries 15 DRESDEN 26 ELGIN MURRAY ST. MURRAY Arena BASE LINE 15 ST. ROAD OAKDALE ROAD JANE ROAD 21 BASE LINE INDUSTRIAL RD. NORTH KENT BRIDGE ROAD FIRST NATIONS 21 2 FIRST NATIONS 29 JANE ST 121 Bed & Breakfast RESERVE 42 29A 28 RESERVE WALPOLE ISLAND LONDON THAMESVILLE MORAVIAN OF SELTON LINE Birding 40 401 15 CENTRE SIDE ROAD THE THAMESORFORD ROAD 121 29 18 iMaze Boat Launch ST. ANNE OLDFIELD LINE 21 ISLAND 2 ROAD 20 ST. CLAIR ROAD 19 ROBIN LINE Bus Terminal SELTON LINE LONGWOODS 29 RIVER LINE Orford Road 19 MUIRKIRK LINE ELECTRIC LINE Exit 117 Camping 18 GOODBRAND LINE 18 19 UNION LINE PRINCE ALBERT ROAD BEAR LINE ROADDOVER 2 VICTORIA ROAD CK Police 42 CENTRE 15 Victoria Road HIGHGATE DUART 28 SCANE ROAD BAY LINE FYSH LINE Exit 401 BURY RD. E DOVER CENTRE LINE N Conservation Area 35 THAMES RIVER LI ROAD COUNTRYVIEW LINE MITCHELL'S 30 MULL ROAD 14 43 9 109 GOSNELL KENT BRIDGE ROAD 34 ANGLER LINE 39 121 Golf Course BAY 40 VICTORIA ROAD 20 3 WINTER LINE ROAD 19 ST. CLAIR ROAD EBERTS LINE Early Acres VIA RAIL 17 BURY RD. Greyhound Bus CLEARVILLE RD Estate McKAY'S LINE TALBOT TRAIL 37 Winery 38 LINE MITTON LINE LONGWOODS ROAD Kent Bridge CLEAR CREEK Hotel/Motel GRANDE Exit 9 RIVER FOREST RIVARD LINE TJ 18 ST. CLAIR Stables 30 POINTE 2 ST. ANDREW'S LINE MULL ROAD WINTER LINE ROAD GREGORY DR EAST GIVEN RD. Hospital H STREET 101 RIDGETOWN McNAUGHTON AVE EAST ERIE ST. 43 FAIRVIEW LINE 14 Library/Visitor Information LAKE RIVARD LINE PIONEER LINE AVENUE EAST 17HILL ROAD CO GRAND AVE. 35 COMMUNICATION ROAD H EAST ST.CLAIR 15 37 34 PARK Marina/Boat Dock GREGORY DRIVE WEST 3 38 RIDGE LINE CREEK JACOB LINE CHATHAM INDIAN HILL ROAD CREEK LINE Greenview PAIN ROAD Aviaries 14 St. Clair MULL ROAD Museum 40 HWY. 19 Park & Zoo National COURT 34 PINEHURST LINE 401 INDIANROAD CREEK EAST Exit MORPETH 45 Wildlife LINE ENGLISH LINE Provincial Park 15 Area RIVER 36 17 PAIN COURT LINE DOYLE LINE 90 TALBOT TRAIL GRANDE CHARING CROSS ROAD LINE 14 11 LINE Public Beach KENT BRIDGE ROAD 34 FARGO ROAD COMMUNICATION ROAD RIDGE BALMORAL LINE 35 2 VIEW VIA RAIL Recreational/Park HORTON LINE RIVER NE Bloomfield 10 LI 81 POOK TECUMSEH BLOOMFIELD ROAD LINE 3 Exit RD THAMES RIVER 11 Theatre QUEEN'S LINE ROSE BEACH 36 FARGO LINE BLENHEIM 11 15 MIDDLE LINE CHATHAM ST. S. MERLIN ROAD 8 VIA Rail Canada 14 401 27 LINE 7 LIGHTHOUSE 11 TALBOT TRAIL COMMUNICATION ROAD TECUMSEH EIGHTH LINE University/College 3 COVE SCOTLAND LINE CHARING CROSS ROAD 36 NEW MERLIN ROAD LINE 401 Interchange 11 39 QUEEN'S MIDDLE LINE ERIEAU ROAD COUNTY 2 1 Queen's Line NORTH SHREWSBURY 10 TALBOT TRAIL 2 EIGHTH LINE OF Exit BUXTON 27 ESSEX BAPTISTE ROAD RONDEAU BAY 63 BLOOMFIELD FOUR ROD ROAD PORT RD. 7 ERIE BEACH Bayside RONDEAU 14 Brewery 42 12 A.D. SHADD ROAD PROVINCIAL PARK ROAD TOWANDA BLVD. 401 TILBURY 8 ERIE SHORE DR. 8 TALBOT TRAIL 6 MIDDLE LINE MERLIN TO WINDSOR PORT ROAD ERIEAU KING & WHITTLE ROAD COATSWORTH ROAD 7 Tourism Routes PORT ROAD MERLIN ROAD 3 LAKE ERIE WHEATLEY ROAD Underground Railroad Route 5 4 14 1 www.VisitCK.ca COATSWORTH ROAD STEVENSON ROAD TALBOT TRAIL Tecumseh Parkway Route WHEATLEY RD. 5 3 www.1812ontario.ca 4 TRAIL Waterfront Trail TALBOT WHEATLEY ROAD VisitCK www.waterfronttrail.org 3RD CON. LINE 1 Cruise the Coast Motorcycle Route CAMPERS COVE RD 3 KLONDYKE RD. #VisitCK www.cruisethecoast.ca TALBOT TRAIL WHEATLEY LINE www.VisitCK.ca MIDDLETON PIER RD. WHEATLEY Printed in Canada 1 PROVINCIAL Featuring the maps of Dresden, Mitchell’s Bay and Wallaceburg on reverse. Revision Date: May 17, 2016 PARK ERIE ST. SOUTH STEWART LINE EET STR CSX RAILWAY Walpole AN H GORDON STREET Island FOR Hwy 40 . DR BRUINSMA AVE. REW KING'S HWY. 40 AND McKEE ROAD N CRES. STREET NELSON SYDENHAM SYDENHAM ARIO STREET WATER M CAIRNS CRES. MARION TURNBULL AVENUE CRES. LINDEN DR. DUFFERIN AV WILSON STREET CT. PICADILLY SYLVAN CT. BERTHA ST. DAUW AVE. E. V CRES. WESTCOURT BLVD. SYD E. MOUNT PLEASANT GAR RIVER JOHN A BLVD. ENHAM DRIVE DENS ARGYLE AVENUE BETH ST. NUT VE FRANCIS AVE. OTTER LIN WAL RUNNING CREEK DRI DAUW AVE. MAPLEWOOD CRES. RUNNING AVENUE CRES. JEANNE ST. CREEK PINE E BONA VISTA ORY DRIVE GRAND PHAIR CRES. BRANDER AVE. DRIVE GREG ASHTON AVE. CHESTNUT DRIVE COLWELL ST. AVE. PETER ST. STREET ES. SOPHIA ST. DAVID WARWICK 4TH FIRST STREET TRAFALGAR ST. TAYLORCR ST. RHAN SELKIRK STREET STRE WATER ELM DRIVE ST. FO ST. CREEK 2ND ST. DUNCAN ST. DUNCAN 3RD ELGIN ST. L ST. ST. AFONTAINE ORNE AVENUE ST NELSON L UNIVERSITY AVE. GARNET STREET GNES A ST. BOOK ST. ST. EMILY GEORGE ST. DUFFERIN AVE. WALL ST. ET OTT POAT ST. ST. MAIN ELIZABETH ER WILLIAM ST. WILLIAM . CREEK CAMP ST. CAMP BLAKE ST. JOHNSON CREEK ST. CREEK FRASER ST. FRASER OAK ST. OAK ST. HIRAM ST. WATER ST. WATER ST. ARNOLD STREET LISGAR WELLINGTON ST. ST. THOMAS AVENUE DORA DR. SANDRA CRES. JAMES ST. ST. MAIN KENT KENT MASON STREET DELL ST. ST. CHENAL RD. JAMES ST. ST. ST. FORK HAGEN MILL ST. MILL CRT. ENGLISH ST. ST. ENGLISH ST. CAMERON HILDA AVE. SANFORD ST. ST. SANFORD KE HOPE ST. HOPE N HIGHBURY SI AVONDALE CT. P McDOUGALL NGTON WALLACE SQUARE STREET E ST. ST. PARK ST. ARL CARLETON BRIDGE BRIDGE CRES. ST. ST. BALDOON ROAD BRIAR TR. COLLINS BALMORALCRES. ST. NAPIER ST. PLACE MONTGOMERY DR. MARY ST. GREEN GILLARD LARKWOOD ST. BASE LINE ST. MINNIE OLDKNIGHT GLASS ROAD HURON STREET ST. STREET CHARLES CRES. JANSSENS ST. CECILE MONTGOMERY DUNDAS ST. AVE. BABBITT CRES. DUKE HEBERT ST. KING STREET STREET BRUCE STREET CRES. JOSEPH STREET AVE. DIANNE BRABAW ST. EMMA EMMA STREET GI QUEEN THOMAS AVE. LLARD STREET LLARD LAWRENCE AVE. DORA DR. DORA LILLIAN ST. McNAUGHTON AVENUE McNAUGHTON BETH LOWE STREET LOWE EL RD. STREET SYDENHAM RIVER MARGARET AVENUE WINNERS EARL ST. CIRCLE VICTORIA ST. H DRIVE PADD PRINCE ST. OCK REAUME RD. RD. LABADIESTREET A MARTIN PARK HIGHLAND VE. BRIDLE PATH RD. SYDENHAM RIVER TERRY ST. (CHATHAM-KENT RD 78) REDPATH EARL ST. CRESCENT REAUME EDWY ST. McCREARY LINE BEATTIE STREET WALLACE STREET HENRY ST. RIVER ROAD N. BOR ROY ST. AVENUE DER ROBERT ST. BASE LINE MITC BAXTER ST. JOHN PARK LINE HUDSON CRES. R MURRAY STREET HELL DR. OAD WILLS STREET ALBERT STREET BROCK CRES. WILLS FRANKLI STREET AVEN VAN N UE CRES. BROWNLEEBROWNLEE MURRAY STREET CEDAR CRES. CANARY CRES. CRES. STREET CEMETERY ROAD KING'S HWY 40 Mitchell’sChatham/ Bay (CHATHAM-KENT RD 15) Hwy 40 BASE LINE Dresden WALNUT STREET Follow to ISAAC STREET VANALLEN ST Uncle Tom’s Cabin DAVIES STREET Historic Site ELIZABETH STREET RICHMOND STREET IRISH SCHOOL RD DOMINION ST. CAMDEN JAMES ST D.D. ST Uncle Tom’s Cabin RUFUS ST STRANAK STREET TALBERT ST WM ST CRESCENT Historic Site SYDENHAM WHITSON ST. METCALFE AVE ST. JOHN ST. ST. GEORGE ST TRERICE STREET QUEEN ST. LINDSLEY ST. BROWN ST. ROBINSON ST. RIVER METCA VICTORIA AVE. 15 HENSON FULLER ST. LF STREET HOLDEN ST. AVE UNCLE TOM'S ROAD MARGARET ST. HUGHES ST. ST. GEORGE ST WILSON ST. PARK STREET MAIN ST STRATHGLASS ST. LIVINGSTON AVENUE EXT. WEST ST. WATER ST. LORNE AVE. CROSS ST. WILSON STREET BROCK ST. JAMES CRES. DALEVIEW CRES. CENTRE ST. BAPTISTE ROAD TECUMSEH ST. FULLERJOHN ST CRES.EXT (CHATHAM-KENT RD 1) CHANDLER ST. NORTH ST. SYDENHAM ST. SMITH ST. MOONEY ST. CLOUTHIER ST. LIVINGSTON AVE. WRIGHTS LANE PEEL ST. ROGERS STREET MINT LINE VICTORIA ST. SYDENHAM ST. LANE STEPHEN MILL ST. WEST MASSEY DR. MARGARET QUEEN STREET NORTH STREET ATHLONE COMMUNITY RD RD MacDONALD CARTIER FREEWAY Wallaceburg/ PEARL STREET . ST. REGAL INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD Chatham VANIER WELLINGTON STREET MASSEY DR. DRIVE CENTRE STREETDR. CT. ROAD MONTPETIT SHEPHERD'S LANE LYON STREEET FANCY AZAR AVE. HIGHWAY 401 T. TOWER ST. LYON ST. LOUISE ST. ALBERT S MILL ST. EAS N ST. H ST. CLAIR STREET PROSPECT STREET EP OS POPLAR ST. SUPERIOR ST. ST. J DUFFERI 401 CRES. OAK STREET T VICTORIA ST. CENTRE. ST. END ST SMITH ST. CANAL ST. ST. STATION T. LYON ST. JAMES ST. ST. JAMES ELM S LINDA YOU CRAWFORD AVE. NG ARNOLD ST. JACKSON ST. CT. CRES. KELLY LEE ODETTE AVENUE FOSTER ST. ST RICHARDSON AVE . BONNIFACE ST. CANAL ST. E. DUPUIS AV DUPUIS NUE BOND AV S CARLYLE ST. PEREST. Chatham ENUE ST. MARI ST. FORREST FORT STREET ELIZABETH ST. TILBURY STREET PELTIER ST. PELTIER ST. CART ST. ST. MABLE WHEELER LINE S McLEOD (CHATHAM-KENT RD 2) T. STREET ELLA ST. CATH E E. JULIETTE ST. JULIETTE RES. QUEEN'S LINE C NSET PL. CORA ST. T. S JEFFREY ST. WES SU A T THOM STEWART STREET HELEN LANE PARK GLADSTONE AVE LAWSON ST.
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