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Ontario #11
Trans Canada Highway
Ontario Road Map Travel Guide
North Bay To Kapuskasing

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0.0 0.0 Junction of Highway #17 Trans Canada Highway - City of North Bay
City of North Bay. North to Timmons,Kapuskasing. East to Pembroke, Ottawa. East to Sudbury.
0.3 0.2 Access to North Bay
East side of highway
5.3 3.3 Point of Interest
Crossing Duchesnay Creek
16.3 10.1 Roadside Highway Turnout
West side of highway, paved.
32.5 20.2 View from highway
Driving west
33.5 20.8 Community of Tilden Lake
Access from highway
33.8 21.0 Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
Picnic tables, toilets.
34.0 21.1 Point of Interest
Crossing the Tomiko River
50.4 31.3 Beaverland Camp
Ikm north
54.5 33.9 Point of Interest
Crossing the Martin River
55.9 34.7 Martin River Provincial Park
Camping, 190 campsites 62 elec sites many are located among the tall pines next to the Marten River. Each site has a picnic table and fireplace. Marten River has one group camping site that accommodates up to 125 people. There are toilets and water taps on site
58.0 36.0 Junction of Highway #64
South to communities of Field, Sturgeon Falls
60.1 37.3 Services at Highway
Access to Timberline Cottage Resort, east side of highway.
60.3 37.5 Point of Interest
Marian Lake, east side of highway.
60.5 37.6 Grey Owl Lodge
East side of highway
67.7 42.1 Point of Interest
Olive Lake, west side of highway
76.7 47.7 Point of Interest
Angus Lake, west side of highway
78.2 48.6 Services at Highway
East side of highway.
78.5 48.8 Roadside Highway Turnout
Looking over Angus Lake, west side of highway.
84.5 52.5 Shining Wood Lodge
West side of highway
86.5 53.8 Highway Pulloff
Gravel, both sides of highway
90.7 56.4 Point of Interest
Lake Temagame, West of highway.
92.0 57.2 Point of Interest
Karol Lake, west side of highway
94.3 58.6 Highway Pullout
Gravel
99.0 61.5 Finlayson Point Provincial Park
In the treed campground, the 117 campsites with 33 elec sites are secluded, some are next to the lake and all are a short walk to the beach. Each site has a fireplace and picnic table and is close to vault toilets and drinking water taps. There is a laundromat and showers
99.3 61.7 Temagami Shores Inn
Access from highway
100.1 62.2 Community of Temagami (photo of welcome centre)
All services
105.4 65.5 Point of Interest
Met Lake
106.6 66.2 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables toilets, south side of highway
110.6 68.7 Happy Holiday Campground
Fully serviced campsites North side of highway
113.2 70.3 Point of Interest
Granite Lake, south side of highway
133.8 83.1 Point of Interest
Crossing the Montreal River
134.0 83.3 Community of Latchford
Services at highway
140.8 87.5 Marsh Bay Resort (March Bay Road)
East of highway
141.0 87.6 Services at Highway
Gas, diesel
141.5 87.9 Junction of Highway #11b
East to community of Cobalt
145.0 90.1 Community of Haileybury
Access from highway
157.6 97.9 Roadside Highway Turnout
With senic lookout
158.4 98.4 Junction of Highway #65
Access to community of New Liskeard, east of highway
159.8 99.3 Community of Dymond

160.7 99.9 Junction of Highway $65 & 11b
East to community of Nort-Dame-du-Nord Quebec.
165.0 102.5 Truck Inspection Station
East side of highway
172.7 107.3 Junction of Highway #569 regional
East to community of Hillardton
178.7 111.0 Junction of Highway #562 regional
East access to community of Thornloe
183.8 114.2 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables, toilets. East side of highway
186.5 115.9 Access to community of Earlton
Services at highway
187.6 116.6 Junction of Highway #571 regional

191.0 118.7 Earlton Campground
East side of highway
196.5 122.1 Junction of Highways #624 & #569
East to community of Tomstown
200.2 124.4 Community of Englehart
Population 1500/2002
200.6 124.7 Point of Interest
Crossing the Englehart River
201.9 125.5 Kap-Kig-Iwan Provincial Park
No Campground day use park. The Englehart River plunges down whitewater rapids, over a waterfall (Kap-Kig-Iwan in Ojibway), past rugged rock outcrops, through deep ravines and by flats of colourful wildflowers in this picturesque park near Englehart. Hiking, birdwatching and spring fishing are excellent. Bonus: no blackflies.
202.8 126.0 Junction of Highway #560 regional
Services at highway
212.4 132.0 Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
Access from highway
220.7 137.1 Services at Highway
West side of highway
221.6 137.7 Junction of Highway #573 regional
South to community of Charlton
222.2 138.1 Junction of Highway #112
North to communities of Hughes, Chaput, Kirkland Lake
241.5 150.1 Junction of Highway #66 Assess to Esker Lake Provincial Park
East to communities of Swastika, Kirkland Lake. Access to Esker Lake Provincial Park, 46kms north. Esker Lakes offers 100 campsites, 63 of which have electrical service. Comfort stations with showers and flush toilets are centrally located. The beach with nearby playground is within walking distance of all sites.
242.5 150.7 Junction of Highway #568 regional
Community of Kenogami Lake. Services at highway, gas, diesel.
243.3 151.2 Reeds Campground
South 1 km.
245.6 152.6 Services at Highway
West side of highway, gas diesel
255.0 158.5 Sesekinika Campground
Access from highway
256.5 159.4 Junction of Highway #570 regional
East to community of Sesekinika
257.0 159.7 Point of Interest - Road Side Highway Turnout (east side hwy)
This landmark, which is a favorite photo spot, is located just north of Kirkland Lake on Highway 11. Waters flowing south of the height of land (318 m above sea level) flow into the Great Lakes and on to the Atlantic Ocean. North of this point, all waters flow into Hudson Bay and on to the Arctic Ocean.
259.0 160.9 Roadside Highway Turnout - (photo of turnout)
Picnic area tables, toilets.
259.9 161.5 Swan Lake Campground
1 km south
271.4 168.6 Services at Highway
Fuel, diesel.
284.4 176.7 Junction of Highway #572
Community of Holtyre. East to community of Ramore
298.3 185.4 Roadside Highway Turnout
With historical Plaque, explaining the great fire of 1916. North side of highway
299.5 186.1 Junction of Highway #101west (photo Kettle Lakes Provincial Park)
East to city of Timmons. East to Kettle Lakes Provincial Park. The park has two campgrounds with 137 sites, 93 of which have electrical service. There are flush toilets, showers.
299.6 186.2 Point of Interest
Information Centre at highway
305.9 190.1 Junction of Highway #101east
East to community of Duparquet.
308.3 191.6 Roadside Highway Turnout
West side of highway
315.9 196.3 Community of Val Gagne
East of highway
317.6 197.4 View from highway
Driving west.
320.6 199.2 Junction of Highway #577 south regional
Community of Monteith. South to community of Shillington.
320.9 199.4 Junction of Highway #577 north regional
North to community of Iroquois Falls
332.5 206.6 Roadside Highway Turnout
With historical information sign. on Iroquois Falls.
333.4 207.2 Junction of Highway #67
East to community of Iroquois Falls town centre.
335.1 208.2 Services at Highway
Fuel, diesel.
336.3 209.0 Access to Iroquois Falls Airport
West of highway
337.9 210.0 Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
Picnic tables, toilets.
339.6 211.0 Community of Nellie Lake

340.4 211.5 Junction of Highway #578 regional
Cameron's Beach Campground, west of highway 2 kms.
348.9 216.8 Community of Tunis
Access from highway
363.2 225.7 Roadside Highway Turnout Rest Area
All facilities, south side of highway.
370.8 230.4 Junction of Highway #652 Town of Cochrane
Cochrane population 5500, all services
374.1 232.5 Roadside Highway Turnout
With historical plaque. Pit toilets, picnic tables. East side of highway
379.5 235.8 Cochrane Town Centre
All services, access to the Polar Bear express railroad. The Polar Bear Express departs Cochrane for an incredible 186-mile journey to the Arctic Tidewater at Moosonee.
382.1 237.4 Junction of Highway #579
North to community of Clute
384.0 238.6 Roadside Highway Turnout
North side of highway
389.1 241.8 Point of Interest
Crossing the Fredrick River
390.2 242.5 Community of Fredrick House
North of highway
395.6 245.8 View from highway
Driving West
399.0 247.9 Junction of Highway #668 regional - (photo Greenwater Provincial Park)
East to Greenwater Park, Greenwater has 90 campsites in three different campgrounds, 38 of which have electrical service. All sites are equipped with picnic tables and fireplaces.
404.0 251.0 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables pit toilets, South side of highway.
404.0 251.0 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables, toilets, south side of highway
412.2 256.1 Community of Driftwood
Access from highway
424.0 263.5 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables, pit toilets, north side of highway
436.4 271.2 Junction of Highway #634 regional
Community of Smooth Rock Falls, population 2300/2002.North to community of Brownrigg.
438.5 272.5 Smooth Rock Falls
Access to town centre. O.P.Police detachment.
439.1 272.9 Point of Interest
Crossing the Mattagami River
440.7 273.9 Forget Me Not Bed and Breakfast
South side of highway
447.0 277.8 Roadside Highway Turnout
Picnic tables, toilets. North side of highway
451.0 280.3 Community of Departure Lake
Services at highway
455.4 283.0 Community of Strickland

462.9 287.6 Community of Gregoires Mill

468.4 291.1 Community of FauquierGregoires Mill

469.8 291.9 Point of Interest
Crossing the Groundhog River
478.2 297.2 Junction of Highway #581 regional - Access to Rene Brunelle Provincial Park
Community of Moonbeam. Rene Brunelle Provincial Park. East Bay Campground has 78 campsites, 60 of which have electrical service. All are within easy access of a comfort station with flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities. A base for bush pilots for 20 years, much of Remi Lake near Kapuskasing is now a park with four fine sandy beaches,
480.0 298.3 Services at Highway
Fuel
489.7 304.3 Community of Kitigan

494.7 307.4 Point of Interest
East corporate limits of Kapuskasing
496.0 308.2 Services at Highway
Fuel
497.6 309.2 Ontario Provincial Police Detachment
Access from highway.
500.4 310.9 Town of Kapuskasing
Population 4500. Information Centre, north side of highway. East to city of North Bay. West to Nipigon, Thunder Bay.
502.0 311.9 Point of Interest
Crossing the Kapuskasing River. Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide, for continuance of this highway, see Milebymile.com Section #4 Kapuskasing to Nipigon

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