Windsor Suburban Roads - County Road 42

County Road 42

Cabana Road
Division Road
County Road 42
Location: Windsor, Tecumseh, St. Clair Beach, Puce, Belle River, Ontario, St. Joachim, Tilbury
Length: 42 km (26 mi)
Existed: 1930 (as part of Highway 18)–1970 (as part of Highway 39)

County Road 42 has quite the colourful history, both as a Provincial highway, and as a county road. It is also one of the longest and busiest of the east-west arterial roads in Essex County, Ontario

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