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King's Highway 129 - Images

Photos shown in this table are arranged from South to North:

Proper Municipality Name Photo Description Photo

Pictures taken from driver's perspective appear offset from centre-line pictures:         

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Township of Thessalon

District of Algoma

Highway 129 ends junction assembly located at the junction of Highways 17 and 17B.  These sign assembly was very obviously municipally erected.  The southern 900m of Highway 129 is actually a connecting link.  In this agreement, the community of Thessalon pays the MTO for the maintenance of Highway 129, however Thessalon is free to sign the route as they see fit.

Picture size: 60kb.

Township of Thessalon

District of Algoma

First junction assembly heading southbound on Highway 129 for Highway 17 and 17B.  Highway 129 ends about 300m ahead.

Picture size: 60kb.

Township of Thessalon

District of Algoma

Highway 129 looking northbound about 5 kilometres north of Highway 17 and Thessalon.  This is a standard looking section of Highway 129 between Thessalon and Highway 554.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 60kb.

District of Algoma

Highway 129 looking south from just north of the Highway 554 junction.  Highway 129 is a very high standard road from Thessalon to this junction.  North of Highway 554, Highway 129 is built to a lower standard, with narrower pavement widths and, no shoulders.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 70kb.

District of Algoma The junction assembly for the upcoming Highway 129/554 junction.  Highway 554 is a short connector highway that connects highway 129 and highway 546.

Picture size: 40kb.

District of Algoma Highway 129 looking south from the western side of Cummings Lake.  This picture is located about 5 km north of the Highway 554 junction.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 60kb.

District of Algoma

Highway 129 looking north from the Snowshoe Creek bridge.  Much of the central section of Highway 129 is build to this standard.  Much of Highway 129 resembles a secondary highway instead of a primary, however, considering Highway 129's remoteness, and low traffic volumes, its condition is certainly acceptable.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 70kb.

District of Sudbury

Highway 129 looking south from about 4km south of the Highway 667 junction.  The terrain around highway 667 is fairly flat, and quite subdued, especially compared to the rugged terrain seen where 129 follows the Mississagi River.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 60kb

District of Sudbury

Junction assembly for the western Highway 101/129 junction.  Oddly, at this junction, Highway 101 west towards Wawa is simply straight ahead.  To stay on Highway 129 towards Chapleau a right turn at the upcoming intersection is required.

Picture size: 50kb.

Township of Chapleau

District of Sudbury

Highway 129/101 multiplex signage located just south of the north Highway 101/129 junction near Chapleau.  The Highway 129/101 co-designation is the only multiplex between two 3di-King's Highways in the province.

Picture size: 65kb.

Township of Chapleau

District of Sudbury

Highway 129 ends sign located at the southern limits of Chapleau.

Picture size: 60kb.

Township of Chapleau

District of Sudbury

Looking north from Highway 129's northern terminus into the community of Chapleau. Chapleau is a full service community with a population of roughly 2,600 residents.

Picture taken: July 2nd, 2004.  Size: 60kb.


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