Ontario Highway 144

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Ontario Highway 144 is a provincial highway in northern Ontario that serves as a major north–south route connecting Sudbury with Timmins through remote, sparsely populated areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ontario provincial highway
provincial highway
category Ontario provincial highways in Northern Ontario NERFINISHED
Roads in Cochrane District
Roads in Greater Sudbury
connectsCity Greater Sudbury NERFINISHED
Timmins NERFINISHED
connectsTo Ontario Highway 101 NERFINISHED
Ontario Highway 17 NERFINISHED
country Canada
directionA South
directionB North
environment Canadian Shield terrain
boreal forest
generalOrientation north–south
hasJunction junction with Ontario Highway 560
junction with Ontario Highway 661
highwayType King's Highway NERFINISHED
laneConfiguration two-lane highway
locatedIn Northern Ontario NERFINISHED
Ontario
maintainedBy Ministry of Transportation of Ontario NERFINISHED
passesThrough remote areas
sparsely populated areas
primaryFunction link between Sudbury and Timmins
regional transportation corridor
regionServed Cochrane District NERFINISHED
Sudbury District NERFINISHED
routeNumber 144
serves mining areas near Sudbury
resource-based communities
terminusA Sudbury NERFINISHED
terminusB Timmins NERFINISHED
trafficLevel low to moderate traffic volumes

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Ontario Highway 17 connectsTo Ontario Highway 144