Newfoundland and Labrador Road Maps, Newfoundland and Labrador Road Condition Photos, & Highway RV Travel Itineraries
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Road Item |
Road Summary |
| 0.0
(257.3) |
0.0
(159.9) |
Ferry Terminal North Sydney Nova Scotia
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Marine Atlantic Ferry to Port Aux Basques, Newfoundland., Argentia, Newfoundland. Visitor Information Center at ferry terminal. Note this ferry route to Newfoundland is very busy in the tourist season. early reservations is recommended at least 2 weeks for prime time sailings. |
| 0.0
(257.3) |
0.0
(159.9) |
View from ferry to Newfoundland
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Photo of Canada's famous Schooner Bluenose II. Milebymile staff while boarding the ferry to Newfoundland had the opportunity to view this famous sailing ship, which was visiting North Sydney, NS. Bluenose was a Canadian schooner from Nova Scotia, a celebrated racing ship and a symbol of the province. The name 'bluenose'. Bluenose was launched at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia on March 26, 1921, as both a working cod-fishing schooner and a racing ship. Bluenose II, was launched at Lunenburg, NS, on July 24, 1963, built to original plans by many of the same workers. |
| 0.0
(257.3) |
0.0
(159.9) |
Port Aux Basques, NL, Ferry Terminal
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Community of Port aux Basques, NL,all services. Information Centre at ferry terminal. North to city of Corner Brook, NL. |
| 1.0
(256.3) |
0.6
(159.3) |
Newfoundland Visitor Information Centre
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Access from highway. Attractions in and around Port Aux Basques, NL: Bottle Cove Day Park - Cape Ray Lightkeeper's House - Gulf Museum , NL. - Harbour Boardwalk, - Port Aux Basques, NL. Railway Heritage Centre - Rose Blanche, NL, Lighthouse. |
| 2.0
(255.3) |
1.2
(158.6) |
R.C.M.P Detachment
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Exit back to Port Aux Basques, NL. |
| 6.6
(250.7) |
4.1
(155.8) |
Truck Weigh Scales
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East side of highway |
| 7.8
(249.5) |
4.8
(155.0) |
JT Cheeseman, NL, Provincial Park
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West side of highway. Campground, Cheeseman Park, NL, has 101 campsites, each with its own picnic table, fireplace, garbage can and vehicle space. Water taps and pit toilets are conveniently located throughout the park. HIKING: Smokey Cape Walking/Fitness Trail begins in the day-use area and ends at the beach parking lot. Situated on the Cape Ray barrens, J.T. Cheeseman has an variety of natural features, ranging from bogs to rolling, forested hills.
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| 11.8
(245.5) |
7.3
(152.6) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 13.6
(243.7) |
8.5
(151.4) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #408
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West to community of Cape Ray, NL. |
| 16.1
(241.2) |
10.0
(149.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Bear Brook |
| 16.2
(241.1) |
10.1
(149.8) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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West side of highway |
| 19.3
(238.0) |
12.0
(147.9) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 20.1
(237.2) |
12.5
(147.4) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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East side of highway |
| 26.6
(230.7) |
16.5
(143.4) |
Little Paradise Park Campground
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East side of highway |
| 27.0
(230.3) |
16.8
(143.1) |
Point of Information
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Crossing Yamerak Creek |
| 27.4
(229.9) |
17.0
(142.9) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Coopers Brook |
| 33.1
(224.2) |
20.6
(139.3) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #407
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Community of Tomkins, NL. West to community of Searston, NL, Codroy Valley, Newfoundland, Provincial Park. The beautiful view of the Long Range Mountains from this valley location and the large beach area with an abundance of shore birds are important natural features of this park. Located north west of Port aux Basques, NL, it contains picnic sites and pit toilets for day users.
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| 35.4
(221.9) |
22.0
(137.9) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #406
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Community of Doyles, NL. Services at highway, fuel. West to communities of Upper Ferry, NL.Codroy, N.F. - Access to Grand Codroy RV/tent Camping Park, west of highway. |
| 53.5
(203.8) |
33.2
(126.6) |
Community of South Branch, NL.
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Access from highway |
| 60.9
(196.4) |
37.8
(122.0) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing the South Branch River |
| 68.0
(189.3) |
42.3
(117.6) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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Gravel, access from highway |
| 85.4
(171.9) |
53.1
(106.8) |
Wishing Well Campground
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South side of highway |
| 93.6
(163.7) |
58.2
(101.7) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #405
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West to communities of St. David's,NL, Maidstone, NL. |
| 95.7
(161.6) |
59.5
(100.4) |
Services at highway
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West side of highway |
| 97.9
(159.4) |
60.8
(99.1) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #404 south
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West to communities of Mckay's, NL, Jeffrey, NL. |
| 104.3
(153.0) |
64.8
(95.1) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #404 north
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West to communities of Robinson's, NL, Heatherton, NL. |
| 104.5
(152.8) |
64.9
(94.9) |
Roadside Highway Turnout
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West side of highway |
| 132.2
(125.1) |
82.1
(77.7) |
Junction of Newfoundland, highway #403
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West to communities of Flat Bay, NL, St. Teresa, NL. |
| 134.0
(123.3) |
83.3
(76.6) |
Services at highway
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Fuel, gas, diesel. West side of highway |
| 134.6
(122.7) |
83.6
(76.2) |
Services at highway
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Fuel, gas, diesel. East side of highway |
| 136.9
(120.4) |
85.1
(74.8) |
Junction of Newfoundland, highway #461
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West to communities of St. George, NL. Seal Rock's, NL. |
| 141.0
(116.3) |
87.6
(72.3) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 142.2
(115.1) |
88.4
(71.5) |
Access to Newfoundland, highway #490
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Roadside highway turnout with information. access |
| 142.9
(114.4) |
88.8
(71.1) |
Point of Interest
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Crossing Barachois Brook, NL. |
| 144.0
(113.3) |
89.5
(70.4) |
Juction of Newfoundland, Highway #480
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West to communities of Stephenville Crossing, NL. Stephenville, NL. East to Barachois Pond Provincial Park, campground. There are 150 campsites Most campsites can accommodate the larger recreational vehicles. Each campsite has a picnic table, fireplace, and space for your vehicle. Drinking water and pit toilets are located in each camp loop. A wheelchair accessible comfort station, including flush toilets, showers and a laundry room. Trailer dumping station. Barachois Pond is the largest Provincial Park in Western Newfoundland. There are several different hiking trails within the park. |
| 151.3
(106.0) |
94.0
(65.9) |
View from highway
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Driving south |
| 154.3
(103.0) |
95.9
(64.0) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #460
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East to town of Stephenville, NL. The town of Stephenville, NL, is located on the north shore of St. George's Bay, NL. The first settlers of Stephenville, NL were Acadian families from Cape Breton who migrated there in 1848. Attractions in and around Stephenville, NL: The Stephenville Theatre Festival - Stephenville Musicfest - Harry's River, Fox Island River, Southwest Brook and Barachois Brook flow out of the mountains near Stephenville. All offer excellent kayaking, canoeing and salmon fishing.
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| 164.4
(92.9) |
102.2
(57.7) |
Junction of Newfoundland, Highway #402
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West to communities of Georges Lake, NL, Gallants, NL, 9 kms. |
| 175.7
(81.6) |
109.2
(50.7) |
View from highway ( Georges Lake, NL. )
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Driving north |
| 176.2
(81.1) |
109.5
(50.4) |
Point of Information
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Crossing Jottahamma Creek |
| 178.3
(79.0) |
110.8
(49.1) |
Campground
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East side of highway |
| 186.0
(71.3) |
115.6
(44.3) |
Services at highway
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Fuel, diesel |
| 195.7
(61.6) |
121.6
(38.3) |
Point of Interest
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Southern corporate limits city of Corner Brook, NL. Corner Brook, NL,is located on the Bay of Islands at the mouth of the Humber River, NL, the city is the largest population centre in the province outside the Avalon Peninsula, NL, and functions as a service centre for western and northern Newfoundland. |
| 199.3
(58.0) |
123.8
(36.0) |
Exit #4 Junction of Highway #450
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West to city of Corner Brook all services. West to
Blow Me Down Provincial Park 60 kms, camping, 28 private campsites situated within two forested loops. In each loop there is waterpumps and toilets. The campsites are equipped with a picnic table, fireplace and space for vour vehicle. A wheelchair accessible comfort station with laundry, shower facilities and dumping station is located near the first loop. The park is situated on a peninsula between Lark and York Harbours. Magnificent views of the Blow Me Down mountains and the Bay of Islands make this park one of the most scenic locations in the area to visit.
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| 203.3
(54.0) |
126.3
(33.6) |
Massey Drive Exit
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West to city of Corner Brook, NL. Information Centre |
| 203.3
(54.0) |
126.3
(33.6) |
View from highway
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City of Corner Brook |
| 205.6
(51.7) |
127.8
(32.1) |
Junction of Highway #450a (Lawin Parkway)
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West to downtown Corner Brook, NL. |
| 208.8
(48.5) |
129.7
(30.1) |
Exit #7 Junction of Highway #440
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Access to city of Corner Brook, NL. West to communities of Irishtown, NL, Meadows, Gillams, NL. |
| 211.0
(46.3) |
131.1
(28.8) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 212.2
(45.1) |
131.9
(28.0) |
Exit #8
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Community of Steady Brook, NL. east of highway. Attraction in and around Steady Brook: Gen Hansen Library - Warden's Cabin (Fishing Heritage Building) - Heritage Tree - Marble Mountain - Steady Brook Trail and Falls.
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| 213.0
(44.3) |
132.4
(27.5) |
Services at highway
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Community of Steady Brook, NL. |
| 217.7
(39.6) |
135.3
(24.6) |
View from highway
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Driving west |
| 219.9
(37.4) |
136.6
(23.2) |
Community of Humber Village, NL.
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West of highway |
| 222.7
(34.6) |
138.4
(21.5) |
Exit #10
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Community of Little Rapids, NL. East of highway |
| 226.0
(31.3) |
140.4
(19.4) |
View from highway
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Driving north |
| 229.8
(27.5) |
142.8
(17.1) |
Exit #12
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Town of of Pasadena, NL. Attractions in and around Pasadena, NL: Pasadena Beach, NL. - Pasadena Ski & Nature Park - Pasadena Pitch & Putt - Gros Morne National Park, NL. - Humber Valley Resort - Marble Mountain, NL. |
| 234.5
(22.8) |
145.7
(14.2) |
Exit #13
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Access to town of Pasadena, NL. |
| 235.3
(22.0) |
146.2
(13.7) |
Bill's Tourist Lodge Trailer R.V. Park
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East side of highway |
| 238.1
(19.2) |
148.0
(11.9) |
Weigh Scale & Inspection Area
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West side of Highway |
| 240.3
(17.0) |
149.3
(10.6) |
Community of Pynn's Brook, NL.
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Access from highway. |
| 248.3
(9.0) |
154.3
(5.6) |
Community of St. Judes, NL.
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West of highway |
| 252.4
(4.9) |
156.8
(3.0) |
Exit #14 (Ridgview Road)
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East to town of Deer Lake, NL. The Town of Deer Lake, NL derives its name from the lake. The first settlers came in 1864 from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. Attractions in and around Deer Lake, NL: Roy Whalen Regional Heritage Society & Archives - Deer Lake Municipal Park - Barachois Pond Provincial Park - Humber Valley Agricultural, Home & Handicraft Exhibition - Newfoundland Insectarium - Humber River Golf Club - X-treme Back Country Adventures - Onward Tours - Upper Humber Tours - Newfoundland Outback On Horseback.
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| 254.3
(3.0) |
158.0
(1.9) |
Exit #15
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Town of Deer Lake, NL. |
| 256.3
(1.0) |
159.3
(0.6) |
Visitor Information
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East side of highway |
| 257.3
(0.0) |
159.9
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway #430 ( The Viking Trail )
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West to community of Rocky Harbour, Nl. Gros Morne National Park, NL. Campgrounds. Gros Morne National Park, NL, offers camping opportunities at five different locations within the park. The campgrounds provide various levels of services and each offers its own unique camping experiences and opportunities. None of our campgrounds offer serviced sites. NOTE: For highway travel and Highway photos west via Highway #430, See - Milebymile.com Road Map Highway Travel Guide Deer Lake to Rocky Harbour, NL and Gros Morne National Park for driving directions and highway photos. |
| 257.3
(0.0) |
159.9
(0.0) |
Junction of Highway #430 ( The Viking Trail )
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The Viking Trail begins at the town of Deer Lake, NL; located along the Trans Canada Highway (route 1). As you head north on the Viking Trail towards St. Anthony, NL; you will pass through Gros Morne National Park, NL. Continuing north towards St. Anthony, NL; you pass by Port Saunders, NL. Here you can take a short 15 km detour towards Port au Choix National Historic Site. From Port Saunders, NL; continue on the Viking Trail to the junction with route 436, about 20 km before St. Anthony, NL. Follow route 436 for 30 km to L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site, NL.
At the tip of the Great Northern Peninsula of the island of Newfoundland, the remains of an 11th-century Viking settlement are evidence of the first European presence in North America. The excavated remains of wood-framed peat-turf buildings are similar to those found in Norse Greenland and Iceland. Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide - For continuance of this highway see milebymile.com Section #2 - Deer Lake to Grand Falls- Windsor.
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