Highway 71 (Ontario)

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Highway 71
South end:	U.S. Route 53/ U.S. Route 71 in Fort Frances
North end:	Hwy 17 near Kenora
Major cities:	Sioux Narrows, Kenora
Ontario provincial highways < Hwy 69 Hwy 72 > 400-series - County

Highway 71 is a provincial highway in the Canadian province of Ontario. The highway, 194 kilometres long, extends 154 km from a junction with Highway 17 just east of Kenora to a junction with Highway 11 in Chapple, and from there easterly along a multiplexed route with Highway 11 for 40 km to Fort Frances, where it meets U.S. Route 71 at the Fort Frances-International Falls International Bridge.

Highway 71 is part of the Trans-Canada Highway for its entire length.

Communities along Highway 71 include:

• Sioux Narrows
• Caliper Lake
• Nestor Falls
• Crow Lake
• Whitefish Bay

At Sioux Narrows, the highway crosses the historic Sioux Narrows Bridge.

Preceded by Highway 17

Trans-Canada Highway Highway 71

Succeeded by Highway 11

v • d • e Portions of the Trans-Canada Highway British Columbia: Highway 1 • Highway 16 | Alberta: Highway 1 • Highway 16 | Saskatchewan: Highway 1 • Highway 16 | Manitoba: Highway 1 • Highway 16 • Highway 100 Ontario: Highway 17 • Highway 69 • Highway 400 • Highway 12 • Highway 7 • Highway 71 • Highway 11 • Highway 66 • Highway 417 Québec: Autoroute 40 • Autoroute 25 • Autoroute 20 • Autoroute 85 • Route 185 • Route 117 • Autoroute 15 New Brunswick: Route 2 • Route 16 | Confederation Bridge | Prince Edward Island: Route 1 | Nova Scotia: Highway 104 • Highway 105 • Highway 106 | Newfoundland: Route 1

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