St. Clair Parkway

The St. Clair Parkway is a scenic river parkway that travels alongside the St. Clair River from west of Wallaceburg to Sarnia. Originally a portion of the route of Highway 40, it was bypassed by an inland route that opened in the mid-1960s. The St. Clair River Parkway Commission maintained the route from 1966 until 2006, when it was disbanded and responsibility over the parkway transferred to Chatham–Kent and Lambton County, which both designate the route as County Road 33. The towns of Port Lambton, Sombra, Courtright, and Corunna are located along the parkway.

St. Clair Parkway
River Road
Route information
Maintained by Chatham–Kent and Lambton County
Length	42.5 km[1] (26.4 mi)
Major junctions
South end	Municipal Road 32 (Dufferin Avenue)
North end	Churchill Road – Sarnia
Highway system
Parkways of the Great Lakes Long Sault 1000 Islands Niagara St. Clair Roads in Ontario

Route description

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History

The St. Clair Parkway was managed by the St. Clair River Parkway Commission, (Founded in 1966) until the Commission was disbanded in February 2006. At that time the parks were reverted to local municipal/town/township control.

References

1. Google (February 1, 2021). "St. Clair Parkway - Length and Route" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved February 1, 2021.

External links

• Official Site of the St. Clair Parkway (archived copy)