Ontario Highway 144 facts for kids
Ontario Highway 144 is a major provincial highway in Ontario, Canada. It helps connect different parts of Northern Ontario. This highway is known for passing through many wild and natural areas.
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Exploring Ontario Highway 144
What is Highway 144?
Highway 144 is a long road that stretches through the northern part of Ontario. It is about 272 kilometers (169 miles) long. This highway is important for connecting communities in the region. It is maintained by the provincial government.
Where Does it Go?
Highway 144 begins in Sudbury. It connects with Highway 17, which is also part of the Trans Canada Highway. From Sudbury, Highway 144 travels north. It goes through many areas that are mostly forests and lakes. The highway ends near the city of Timmins. Here, it meets Ontario Highway 101.
Journey Through Nature
Driving on Highway 144 is like taking a trip through the wilderness. The highway passes through very few towns or cities. Instead, you will see lots of trees, rocks, and natural landscapes. This makes it a unique route for travelers who enjoy nature. It's a quiet road, often used by people heading to remote areas.
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Highway 144 north of Gogama, showing the natural surroundings.
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The northern end of Highway 144 at Highway 101. Notice the sign warning about no fuel for 85 km!
