This page lists all of the numbered county roads in Bruce County, Ontario.
| Number | Names | Western/Southern Terminus | Eastern/Northern Terminus | Major Communities | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Map | Lucknow Line | Lucknow, Ontario (Continues into Huron County as CR 1) | Paisley, Ontario (Intersection with CR 3 and CR 11) | Lucknow, Ontario, Paisley, Ontario | |
| 2 Map | Durham Road | CR 3 | CR 4 | Walkerton, Ontario | Short (4 km/2.5 mile) spur road, connecting CR 4 just north of Walkerton, to CR 3. |
| 3 Map | Tower Road, County Road 3, South Street | Highway 9 in Mildmay, Ontario | Highway 21 just south of Southampton, Ontario, near Port Elgin | Mildmay, Ontario, Paisley, Ontario, Southampton, Ontario | |
| 4 Map | London Road | Huron - Bruce Road (County Line with Huron County) | Grey County Road 10 in Hanover, Ontario (County Line with Grey County) | Teeswater, Ontario, Walkerton, Ontario, Hanover, Ontario | Formerly Highway 4. Along its concurrency with Highway 9, maps show the road as "Highway 9/County Road 4. |
| 5 Map | Brook Street East | County Road 10 | Grey - Bruce Line (County Line with Grey County) | Tara, Ontario | Numbered extension of Grey CR 5 |
| 6 Map | County Road 6 | Bruce Beach Road, 3 km east of Highway 21 | County Road 12 in Ambleside, Ontario | Ripley, Ontario, Teeswater, Ontario | |
| 7 Map | County Road 7 | County Road 86 (Former Highway 86), the Bruce County - Huron County Townline | Highway 9 | Ripley, Ontario | |
| 8 Map | Main Street, Tolmie Road, Queen Street | CR 13 in Sauble Beach, Ontario | Intersection with Highway 6 and CR 10 in Hepworth, Ontario | Sauble Beach, Ontario, Tolmie, Ontario, Hepworth, Ontario | |
| 9 Map | Burma Road, Ferndale Road, Evergreen Road | Highway 6, 3 km (1.9 mi) north of Wiarton, Ontario | 2 km east of Parker Landing, Ontario, at the interserction of Stokes Bay Road/West Road | Ferndale, Ontario | |
| 10 Map | Bruce Street, Yonge Street, 1st Avenue, 4th Street, County Road 10 | Grey - Bruce Line (County Line with Grey County) at Scone, Ontario. Gains Dual Designation of Grey CR 10 and Bruce CR 10 south to Normanby - Minto Townline, where it becomes Huron County Road 35/Wellington County Road 1. | Intersection with Highway 6 in Hepworth, Ontario | Hepworth, Ontario, Tara, Ontario, Chesley, Ontario, Hanover, Ontario, Neustadt, Ontario | Turns from North-South, to East-West in Chesley (Road continues south as short spur road, CR 30), to Scone, Ontario, then North-South down to Normanby - Minto Townline. Section from Hepworth, Ontario to Highway 21 was former route of Highway 6 before it was re-routed along Former Highway 70. When Highway 70 was decommissioned in 1998, Highway 6 was rerouted along that road's path, and this was renumbered as an extension of CR 10. |
| 11 | County Road 11 | County Road 3 in Paisley, Ontario | County Road 10, 2 km north of Chesley, Ontario | Paisley, Ontario | |
| 12 | County Road 12 | Huron - Bruce Road (Huron County Line) at Belmore, Ontario | Highway 9/County Road 4, 6 km west of Walkerton, Ontario. | Formosa, Ontario | |
| 13 | Turner Street, Bruce Road, Southampton Parkway, Sauble Falls Parkway, Oliphant Road, Jenny Street | Highway 21 in Southampton, Ontario | Highway 6 in Wiarton, Ontario | Southampton, Ontario, Sauble Beach, Ontario, Sauble Falls, Ontario, Wiarton, Ontario | |
| 14 | County Road 14 | Highway 21 | County Road 8 in Tolmie, Ontario | Tolmie, Ontario | |
| 15 | County Road 15 | Inverhuron, Ontario, 4 km east of Tiverton, Ontario and Highway 21 | County Road 3 in Eden Grove, Ontario | Inverhuron, Ontario, Tiverton, Ontario | Close to Inverhuron Provincial Park and the Bruce Nuclear Plant |
| 16 | County Road 16 | Highway 9, 4 km north of Mildmay, Ontario | Grey/Bruce County Boundary, just east of Neustadt, Ontario (Continues as Grey County Road 9) | Mildmay, Ontario, Neustadt, Ontario | |
| 17 | Gustavus Street, Union Street | Highway 21 in Port Elgin, Ontario | County Road 10, just south of Tara, Ontario | Port Elgin, Ontario, Tara, Ontario | |
| 19 | Sideroad 15 | County Road 4, just east of Walkerton, Ontario | County Road 10 (Bruce-Grey County Boundary) | Walkerton, Ontario, Vesta, Ontario, Chesley, Ontario (via CR 30, 2 km away) | |
| 20 | County Road 20, Concession 4 | CR 4/Kings' Highway 9 | Highway 21 | Portal, Ontario | |
| 22 | County Road 22 | County Road 4, just west of Hanover, Ontario | County Road 10, just north of Hanover, Ontario | Hanover, Ontario | North-West portion of Hanover, Ontario by-pass |
| 23 | E/F Sideroad, County Road 23, | Queen Street in Kincardine, Ontario | County Road 20 | ||
| 24 | Concession 8 | County Road 12 | County Road 28, just south of Mildmay, ON | Mildmay, Ontario | |
| 25 Map | C.A.W. Road | Saugeen Beach Road | Highway 21, Saugeen Township Concession 6 | Port Elgin, Ontario | |
| 28 | County Road 28, McIntosh Line, Absalom Street | Huron - Bruce Road in McIntosh, Ontario (Continues in Huron County as CR 28) | Highway 9 in Mildmay, Ontario | Mildmay, Ontario | |
| 30 | 1st Avenue | CR 10 in Chesley, Ontario | CR 19 | Chesley, Ontario | |
| 31 | Concession 6, Concession 4 West | Sideroad 5 in Chepstow, Ontario | CR 3 in Dunkeld, Ontario | ||
| 32 | Concession 10 | Greenock - Brant Townline Road in Cargill, Ontario | CR 3 | 2 km in length | |
| 33 | Tie Road, County Road 33, B & C Side Road, Bruce-Saugeen Townline, Lake Range Road | County Road 20 | County Road 25 | ||
| 40 | County Road 40 | Highway 21 | Grey - Bruce Line (Bruce/Grey County Boundary, continues as Grey County Road 40) | Williscroft, Ontario | |
| 86 | Amberley Road, Campbell Street | Highway 21 in Amberley, Ontario | Bruce/Huron County Boundary, continues as Huron County Road 86 | Lucknow, Ontario |
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