Numbered highways in Canada
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Highways in Canada are split into at least four different types of systems.
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[edit] Shield list
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[edit] Trans-Canada Highway
Trans-Canada Highway Shown: Alberta Highway 1
[edit] Provincial highways and other similar systems
Many provincial highway markers are designed to suggest a provincial symbol such as its flag.
Provincial highways in Alberta
Shown: Highway 2
Provincial highways in British Columbia
Shown: Highway 18
Provincial highways in Manitoba
Shown: Highway 5A
Provincial highways in New Brunswick
Shown: Route 95
Provincial highways in Newfoundland and Labrador
Example: Route 1
Provincial highways in Nova Scotia
Shown: Highway 118
Provincial highways in Ontario
Shown: Highway 101
Provincial highways in Prince Edward Island
Example: Route 2
Shown: Route 117
Provincial highways in Saskatchewan
Shown: Highway 35
[edit] Territorial Highways
Territorial highways in the Northwest Territories
Territorial highways in Nunavut
Territorial highways in the Yukon
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