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Folded
Dimensions: 4.75" X 8.5"
Open
Dimensions: 36.5 W X 25 H
Date
Location: Front Cover & Legend
Cover
Description: Sky blue on the top with white lettering on the face
of the cover. A colored aerial drawing of the Garden City Skyway in
St. Catharines is featured.
Date
Code: Non-Applicable
Southern Ontario Scale: 1" :
14 miles
Northern Ontario Scale: 1" :
28 miles
Main
Legend Side Features: Map of Southern Ontario with legend, 'District Engineers Addresses & Telephone
numbers' and close up maps of 35 communities.
Opposite
Side Features: Map of Northern
Ontario with legend, Mileage Chart, Illustrations of Regulatory Signs, Index of
Lakes, Cities, Towns and Villages - (Northern & Southern
Ontario), Official Travel Information, Ontario Provincial Police
Locations, Ontario Highway First Aid System, Provincial map showing Routes
from Other Provinces and States and "What to do in Case if an Accident",
"List of Standard Broadcasting Stations in Ontario"
and close up maps of 4 communities.
Compiled By:
C. P.
Robins.
Prime
Minister: John P. Robarts
Minister:
C. S. MacNaughton, Department of Highways
Deputy
Minister: A. T. C. McNab, Department of Highways
Other:
Lithographed in Canada by Ashton-Potter Limited
Note: The Garden City Skyway
was constructed from 1960 until it's completion in 1963, when it was
officially opened on October 18th. The Skyway, which is the largest
single structure on the Queen Elizabeth Way, is 5.6 kilometres in length
and is 37.5 meters tall at it's highest point. It was called the
Homer Skyway during construction - after the Homer Bridge across the
Welland Canal that it was replacing - but with the official opening it
became the Garden City Skyway - named after St.
Catharines, which was known as the Garden City.
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