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	   ONTARIO HIGHWAY TRAVEL CONDITIONS 
	January 6, 1993.
	
	SOUTH-WESTERN ONTARIO: INCLUDING WINDSOR, CHATHAM, LONDON, STRATFORD,
WOODSTOCK, KITCHENER-WATERLOO, AND LAKE HURON AREAS.
	ALL HIGHWAYS IN SOUTH-WESTERN ONTARIO ARE CLEAR. 
	
	SOUTHERN GEORGIAN BAY-HURONIA REGION: INCLUDING BARRIE, ORILLIA, LAKE
SIMCOE, COLLINGWOOD, OWEN SOUND AND MIDLAND AREAS.
	MAIN HIGHWAYS ARE BARE WITH SNOWPACKED, SNOWCOVERED AND SLUSHY
SECTIONS, ALTHOUGH THE 400 IS BARE.
	
	SOUTH-CENTRAL ONTARIO: INCLUDING HAMILTON, NIAGARA, TORONTO, OSHAWA,
GUELPH, ORANGEVILLE, LINDSAY, PETERBOROUGH AND PORT HOPE AREAS. 
	ALL HIGHWAYS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ONTARIO ARE CLEAR. 
	
	EASTERN ONTARIO: INCLUDING TRENTON, BELLEVILLE, KINGSTON CORNWALL,
OTTAWA AND ARNPRIOR AREAS.
	ALL HIGHWAYS IN EASTERN ONTARIO ARE BARE, EXCEPT FOR HIGHWAY 17 IN
THE OTTAWA REGION WHERE IT IS BARE WITH THE ODD ICY SECTION. 
	
	CENTRAL ONTARIO: INCLUDING PARRY SOUND, MUSKOKA, HUNTSVILLE,
HALIBURTON, BANCROFT AND PEMBROKE AREAS.
	IN THE BANCROFT-HALIBURTON REGION, MAIN HIGHWAYS ARE BARE WITH
CENTREBARE, SLUSHY AND ICY SECTIONS, WHILE SECONDARIES ARE BARE TO
CENTREBARE WITH SLUSHY, SNOWPACKED AND ICY SECTIONS. 
	IN THE HUNTSVILLE-MUSKOKA REGION, HIGHWAYS 11, 69, 35 AND 60 ARE BARE
TO SNOWPACKED WITH SOME SLUSHY SECTIONS, WHILE SECONDARIES ARE LIGHTLY
SNOWCOVERED TO SNOWPACKED WITH SOME SLUSHY AND ICY SECTIONS.
	
	OVERVIEW OF MAJOR ROUTES 
	QEW - BARE.
	400 - BARE. 
	401 - EAST OF TORONTO - BARE.
	401 - WEST OF TORONTO - BARE.
	402 - BARE.
	403 - BARE.
	404 - BARE.
	417 - BARE.
	11 - TORONTO TO NORTH BAY - BARE TO HIGHWAY 9, BECOMING BARE TO
SNOWPACKED WITH SOME SLUSHY TO SOUTH RIVER; THEN NEARING NORTH BAY
HIGHWAY 11 BECOMES BARE TO CENTRE-BARE TO SNOW-PACKED WITH ICY STRIPS.
	17 - HAWKESBURY TO PETAWAWA - BARE WITH THE ODD ICY SECTION.
	69 - BARE TO SNOWPACKED WITH SOME SLUSHY SECTIONS FROM THE 400 TO
PARRY SOUND, BECOMING BARE TO SNOW-PACKED THROUGH TO SUDBURY. 
	
	NORTHERN ONTARIO: INCLUDING NORTH BAY, SUDBURY, TIMMINS, COCHRANE,
NEW LISKEARD AND SAULT STE. MARIE AREAS.
	NORTH BAY-NIPISSING REGIONS, HIGHWAYS 17E AND 11S ARE BARE TO CENTRE-
BARE TO SNOW-PACKED WITH ICY STRIPS; 17W IS BARE WITH SNOW-PACKED AND
SLUSHY STRIPS; 11N IS BARE AND HIGHWAY 63 IS CENTRE-BARE, SNOW-COVERED
TO SNOW-PACKED. NEW LISKEARD-TIMMINS-MATHESON REGIONS, HIGHWAY 11 FROM
LATCHFORD TO MATHESON IS BARE TO CENTREBARE WITH SNOW-PACKED AND ICY
SECTIONS. HIGHWAY 101 FROM MATHESON TO TIMMINS IS BARE WITH SNOWPACKED
STRIPS, BECOMING LIGHTLY SNOW-COVERED IN THE FOLEYET AREA. HIGHWAY 144
IN THE GOGAMA AREA IS CENTREBARE WITH SNOW-PACKED SECTIONS. COCHRANE-
KAPUSKASING-HEARST REGIONS, HIGHWAY 11 FROM MATHESON TO HEARST IS BARE
WITH ICY SECTIONS ON EDGES; SNOWPACKED SECTIONS ARE ALSO REPORTED IN THE
PORQUIS AREA AND WEST OF HEARST. HIGHWAY 655 IS BARE WITH ICY EDGES AND
HIGHWAY 67 IS BARE WITH SNOWPACKED SECTIONS AND ICY STRIPS ON SIDES.
ALSO, SNOWCOVERING THAT'S BLOWING OFF WITH TRAFFIC IS REPORTED ON ALL
HIGHWAYS IN THE DISTRICT. SUDBURY-ALGOMA-NICKEL BELT REGIONS, HIGHWAYS
69, 144 AND 17E ARE BARE TO SNOW-PACKED; HIGHWAY 17W IS ICY TO SLUSHY
AND SNOW-PACKED; 108 IS BARE TO SNOW-COVERED AND SNOW-PACKED AND HIGHWAY
6 IS ICY TO SNOW-PACKED. SAULT STE MARIE REGION, HIGHWAY 17 FROM BLIND
RIVER TO MARATHON IS BARE WITH LIGHTLY SNOW-COVERED SECTIONS.
	
	NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO: INCLUDING THUNDER BAY, NIPIGON, DRYDEN, KENORA
AND FORT FRANCES AREAS.
	THUNDER BAY REGION, HIGHWAY 17 BETWEEN TERRACE BAY AND THUNDER BAY IS
BARE TO LIGHTLY SNOW-COVERED BLOWING OFF WITH TRAFFIC, BECOMING BARE TO
CENTRE-BARE, SNOW-PACKED AND ICY WEST TO IGNACE. HIGHWAY 11 FROM LONGLAC
TO THUNDER BAY IS BARE TO LIGHTLY SNOW-COVERED BLOWING OFF WITH SLUSHY
STRIPS, BECOMING BARE TO CENTRE-BARE, SNOW-PACKED, SNOW-COVERED AND ICY
WEST TO ATIKOKAN. HIGHWAY 61 TO THE USA IS BARE TO LIGHTLY SNOWCOVERED
AND SLUSHY AND HIGHWAY 102W IS BARE TO CENTRE-BARE, LIGHTLY SNOW-COVERED
BLOWING OFF AND ICY.
	KENORA-FORT FRANCES-RAINY RIVER REGIONS, MAIN HIGHWAYS ARE BARE WITH
CENTRE-BARE, SNOWPACKED AND ICY SECTIONS. 
	
	SECONDARY HIGHWAYS IN NORTHERN AND NORTH-WESTERN ONTARIO.
	SECONDARY HIGHWAYS ARE CENTREBARE TO SNOWCOVERED AND SNOWPACKED WITH
ICY AND SLUSHY SECTIONS.