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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Yellowhead_HighwayYellowhead Highway - Wikipedia

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   Yellowhead Highway Trans-Canada Highway BC AB SK MB ON QC NB PE NS NL YT NT NU Route information Length 2,859 km (1,777 mi) History Established in 1970 Renumbered to Hwy 16 in 1976 Trans-Canada Highway in 1990 Major junctions West end Hodges Avenue / Towhill Road in Masset, BC Major intersections Hwy 97 in Prince George, BC Hwy 5 near Tête Jaune Cache, BC Hwy 43 near Stony Plain, AB Hwy 216 ...

   • History: Established in 1970, Renumbered to Hwy 16 in 1976, Trans-Canada Highway in 1990
   • East end: Route 52 in Winnipeg, MB

   • Length: 2,859 km (1,777 mi)
   • West end: Hodges Avenue / Towhill Road in Masset, BC

3. themilepost.com › routes › yellowhead-highwayYellowhead Highway - The MILEPOST

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   Yellowhead Highway 16 is a major east–west route providing access to a number of attractions in Alberta and British Columbia, and junctioning with both the East and West Access Routes to the Alaska Highway as well as the Cassiar Highway. Yellowhead Highway 16 is a very scenic route, passing through mountains, forest and farmland. Watch for ...

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   Where does the Yellowhead Highway end?

   • From Prince Rupert, the Yellowhead route crosses the western provinces of BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan before officially ending in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The entire length of the Highway is numbered Highway 16 and is part of the Trans Canada Highway System (Not to be confused with the southern Trans Canada Highway #1).

   Drive The Yellowhead Highway - Prince George to Prince Rupert

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   Where is the Yellowhead Highway in Canada?

   • The Yellowhead Highway spans all four western Canadian provinces. Its 3,000 kilometers include the small town of Masset, BC on the archipelago of Haida Gwaii in the West, the major city of Winnipeg MB in the east and the many towns, villages, and cities in between. The Yellowhead Highway is entirely paved and mostly single-laned.

   The Yellowhead Highway – A Long, Glorious and Winding Route

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   What is Yellowhead Highway 16?

   • Yellowhead Highway 16 is a major east–west route providing access to a number of attractions in Alberta and British Columbia, and junctioning with both the East and West Access Routes to the Alaska Highway as well as the Cassiar Highway. Yellowhead Highway 16 is a very scenic route, passing through mountains, forest and farmland.

   Yellowhead Highway - The MILEPOST

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   What is the Yellowhead route?

   • The Yellowhead Route runs the same route as the #1 main route from Winnipeg west to Portage la Prairie. From there it begins its northwest meander through communities like Gladstone, Neepawa, Minnedosa, Shoal Lake, and Russell just south of Riding Mountain National Park.

   Yellowhead Highway on the Trans Canada Highway Network

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5. highwaysvisited.ca › the-highways › the-yellowheadThe Yellowhead Highway – A Long, Glorious and Winding Route

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   The Yellowhead Highway spans all four western Canadian provinces. Its 3,000 kilometers include the small town of Masset, BC on the archipelago of Haida Gwaii in the West, the major city of Winnipeg MB in the east and the many towns, villages, and cities in between.

6. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › Yellowhead_HighwayYellowhead Highway – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   South Yellowhead/Coquihalla Highway [edit] The Southern Yellowhead Highway (Highway 5) leaves the main branch of the Yellowhead Highway at Tete Jaune Cache and heads south 29 Valemount (population 1,000) and 30 Clearwater (population 2,300), which is the access area to the 5,220-square-kilometre (2,020-square-mile) Wells Gray Provincial Park.

7. www.bellsalaska.com › highway › yellowhead-highwayDrive The Yellowhead Highway - Prince George to Prince Rupert

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   Yellowhead Highway Highlights. 721 Prince George at the Junction Highway 16 and Highway 97. Prince George offers all the amenities you would expect of the largest BC city on the Yellowhead Highway. While visiting Prince George, you will find top notch theatre, accommodations, restaurants, and unique gift stores. Prince George Visitor Center

8. transcanadahighway.com › itineraries › trans-canadaYellowhead Highway on the Trans Canada Highway Network

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   Yellowhead Highway #16; Crowsnest Highway #3; Ontario Northern Route #11; Ontario Southern Route #7; To-From Toronto #401 and #400; Canada Road Trips, Tours, and Detours; TCH News. Trans Canada News★ TCH News on Facebook★ Lowest Gas Prices; Speed Traps; Weather Forecasts; COVID-19; Travel Tips. Trans-Canada Highway Map; What to See ...

9. www.readersdigest.ca › canada › yellowhead-highwayHow the Yellowhead Highway Helped Unite Western Canada

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   Sep 28, 2022 · On July 8 and 9, 1947, the Trans Canada Highway System Association (Yellowhead Route), under the presidency of Edmonton Mayor Harry Ainlay, held a meeting in Blue River with government officials and highly respected business and professional men of the day attending. And so began the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway Association. A Common Goal