County Road 46
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Provincial Road Middle Road County Road 46 |
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| Location: | Windsor, Maidstone, Woodslee, Comber, Tilbury, Merlin, Blenheim |
| Length: | 96.2 km (59.8 mi) |
| Existed: | 1823 (as Middle Road), 1929 (as Highway 2A), 1938 (as Highway 98), 1970 as County Road 46–1970 |
County Road 46 is a primary artery in northern Essex County, Ontario, linking Windsor, Ontario with Tilbury, Ontario, serving as a viable alternative to County Roads 42, 8, and Highway 401. In Windsor, the road is named "Provincial Road", and travels as a two-lane road for its entire length from its split with "Division Road".
The road is a typical county road today, having low traffic volumes outside of Windsor, but at one time, it was a vital provincial highway.
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