Manitoba Highway 16

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Trans-Canada Highway; Yellowhead Highway
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Route information
	Maintained by Manitoba Infrastructure
Length	266.5 km (165.6 mi)
Existed	1928–present
Major junctions
West end	File:Saskatchewan Highway 16.svg Highway 16 (TCH) at Saskatchewan border near Harrowby;
	PTH 83 at Russell; PTH 45 near Russell; PTH 41 near Binscarth; PTH 83 near Foxwarren; PTH 42 at Shoal Lake; PTH 21 at Shoal Lake; PTH 10 near Minnedosa; PTH 5 at Neepawa; PTH 34 at Gladstone; PTH 50 near Westbourne;
East end	File:Manitoba secondary 305.svg PTH 1 (TCH) / PR 305 near Portage la Prairie
Location
Country	Canada
Province	Manitoba
Rural municipalities	Ellice – Archie; Glenella – Lansdowne; Harrison Park; Minto – Odanah; North Cypress – Langford; Oakview; Portage la Prairie; Prairie View; Russell – Binscarth; WestLake – Gladstone; Yellowhead;
Towns	Minnedosa; Neepawa;
Highway system
	Provincial highways in Manitoba; Winnipeg City Routes;

Provincial Trunk Highway 16 (PTH 16) is a provincial highway in the Canadian province of Manitoba. It is the Manitoba section of the Yellowhead Highway, and also the Trans-Canada Highway Yellowhead section. The main purpose of this highway is to connect Winnipeg with other Canadian cities such as Saskatoon and Edmonton. The highway runs from Bloom at an intersection with the Trans-Canada Highway and Provincial Road 305 ten kilometres (6.2 mi) west of Portage la Prairie to the Saskatchewan boundary sixteen kilometres (9.9 mi) west of Russell, where it continues as Saskatchewan Highway 16. The highway is two lanes through Manitoba, with two small divided sections at the north and south junctions with PTH 10 around Minnedosa, which it runs in concurrence with just west of the town. PTH 16 is also twinned as it passes through Russell in concurrence with PTH 83, with northbound PTH 83 leaving/entering the concurrence at the western end of this section. Twinning and upgrading to expressway status is being planned in the future.

Alternate routes

Minnedosa - Highway 16A

History

The route was known as PTH 4 until 1977, when it was renumbered to allow the entire length of the Yellowhead Highway to retain the number 16 designation across all four provinces of western Canada. Between 1966 and 1979, PTH 16 was the designation of the route connecting Fisher Branch to PTH 7 near Fraserwood.^[2] This route became part of PR 231 and PR 228 in 1977. (This section of PR 228 would be transferred to PTH 17 in 1983). The highway has had some reconfigurations in its time. When the highway first appeared on the 1928 Manitoba Highway Map,^[3] the highway's eastern terminus with PTH 1 was located in Portage la Prairie. From Portage la Prairie, the road traveled north following the current PR 240 to Mile 71N (formerly PR 249). The highway would then turn west and rejoin its current configuration just south of Macdonald.^[4] The junction was moved to its current location in 1950,^[5] and the old section was designated as PTH 4A between 1953 and 1965.^[6] In the Minnedosa area, the section of highway from PTH 16A and PR 262 to Franklin Road (formerly PR 466 north) was constructed and opened to traffic in 1948. Prior to this, the highway turned north for two kilometres and then west past the hamlet of Franklin to Minnedosa, meeting PTH 10 south at the town limits. It then shared the highway to a point three kilometres north of its current junction with PTH 10 north at what is now the turnoff to the Ski Valley Recreation Area. PTH 4 would then turn west and rejoin the current configuration just east of Basswood.^[7] The current section of PTH 16 between its current northbound/westbound junction with PTH 10 and Basswood was constructed and opened to traffic in 1953.^[8] After these reconfigurations, PTH 4 met southbound PTH 10 two kilometres south of Minnedosa and then shared the highway through the town along what is now PTH 16A to its current northbound/westbound junction. The highway was extended two kilometres farther west in 1971 to its current junction with southbound PTH 10 with the construction of the Minnedosa bypass.^[9] The current section between Shoal Lake and the southbound junction of PTH 83 was constructed and opened to traffic in 1958. Prior to this, PTH 4 would meet PTH 21 in Shoal Lake (northbound PTH 21 ended at this point). The highway would continue west along what is now PTH 42 to meet PTH 83 south at Birtle. The two highways would then run in concurrence from Birtle to the current junction seven kilometres east of Foxwarren, where it would then rejoin its current configuration.^[10] Prior to 1990, PTH 16 used to be cosigned with PTH 1 between its junction west of Portage La Prairie and Winnipeg;^[11] however, when the Yellowhead Highway was incorporated as part of the Trans-Canada Highway, the PTH 16 designation was dropped in favour of the current unnumbered designation.^[12]

Major intersections

Division	Location	km^[1]	mi	Destinations	Notes
Russell – Binscarth		0.0	0.0	File:Saskatchewan Highway 16.svgFile:Yellowhead Blank.svg Highway 16 (TCH/YH) west – Yorkton, Saskatoon	Continuation into Saskatchewan
		5.2	3.2	Crosses the Assiniboine River
	Russell	15.6	9.7	PTH 83 north – Roblin	West end of PTH 83 concurrency
	Russell	16.6	10.3	PTH 45 east – Rossburn
		19.9	12.4	File:Manitoba secondary 579.svg PR 579 west – Millwood
		23.1	14.4	Road 116 N	Former PR 479 east
	Binscarth	33.0	20.5	File:Manitoba secondary 478.svg PR 478 – Esterhazy
		35.0	21.7	PTH 41 south – St. Lazare
Ellice – Archie / Russell – Binscarth		36.5	22.7	File:Manitoba secondary 359.svg PR 359 east
Prairie View	Foxwarren	48.0	29.8	File:Manitoba secondary 475.svg PR 475 west
		54.5	33.9	PTH 83 south – Birtle	East end of PTH 83 concurrency
		57.8	35.9	File:Manitoba secondary 476.svg PR 476 north – Angusville
		65.7	40.8	File:Manitoba secondary 472.svg PR 472 south – Solsgirth	Former PR 474 south
		74.4	46.2	File:Manitoba secondary 264.svg PR 264 north – Rossburn	West end of PR 264 concurrency; former PR 254 north
Yellowhead		77.7	48.3	File:Manitoba secondary 264.svg PR 264 south – Decker	East end of PR 264 concurrency; former PR 254 south
		81.1	50.4	Road 141 W – Vista	Former PR 472 north
	Shoal Lake	89.8	55.8	PTH 42 west – Shoal Lake, Birtle
	Shoal Lake	91.3	56.7	PTH 21 – Shoal Lake, Oakburn, Hamiota
		98.7	61.3	Menzie Road / Green Bluff Road (Road 131 W)	Former PR 470
	Strathclair	106.7	66.3	File:Manitoba secondary 354.svg PR 354 south – Strathclair, Oak River	West end of PR 354 concurrency
		109.7	68.2	File:Manitoba secondary 354.svg PR 354 north – Elphinstone	East end of PR 354 concurrency
Harrison Park	Newdale	120.4	74.8	File:Manitoba secondary 250.svg PR 250 south – Newdale, Rivers	West end of PR 250 concurrency
		122.0	75.8	File:Manitoba secondary 250.svg PR 250 north – Sandy Lake	East end of PR 250 concurrency
		123.3	76.6	Road 91 N	Former PR 473 east
Oakview		135.4	84.1	File:Manitoba secondary 270.svg PR 270 to PTH 45 – Rapid City	Former PTH 27 south
Minto – Odanah	Minnedosa	147.9	91.9	PTH 10 north – Riding Mountain Park, Dauphin PTH 16A east – Minnedosa	West end of PTH 10 concurrency
		150.5	93.5	File:Manitoba secondary 355.svg PR 355 – Minnedosa, Cardale
		154.0	95.7	PTH 10 south – Brandon	East end of PTH 10 concurrency
		156.0	96.9	File:Manitoba secondary 262.svg PTH 16A north / PR 262 – Minnedosa
		164.4	102.2	File:Manitoba secondary 466.svg PR 466 south
North Cypress – Langford		166.0	103.1	Franklin Road (Road 96 W) – Franklin	Former PR 466 north
		172.5	107.2	File:Manitoba secondary 464.svg PR 464 south – Brookdale
	Neepawa	179.0	111.2	PTH 5 north – Dauphin	West end of PTH 5 concurrency
	Neepawa	180.4	112.1	PTH 5 south – Carberry	East end of PTH 5 concurrency; former PR 258 south
Glenella – Lansdowne		195.6– 195.8	121.5– 121.7	File:Manitoba secondary 352.svg PR 352 – Sidney, Arden	Intersections offset; 200 m (660 ft) PR 352 concurrency
WestLake – Gladstone		207.5	128.9	File:Manitoba secondary 260.svg PR 260 north – Plumas
	Gladstone	217.0	134.8	PTH 34 south – Gladstone, Austin	Former PR 460 north
		229.5	142.6	File:Manitoba secondary 350.svg PR 350 south – Katrime
		238.3	148.1	PTH 50 north – Langruth, Amaranth
	Westbourne	245.7	152.7	File:Manitoba secondary 242.svg PR 242 south – Westbourne, Lynchs Point, Bagot	Western end of PR 242 concurrency
		248.0	154.1	File:Manitoba secondary 242.svg PR 242 north – Lynchs Point	Eastern end of PR 242 concurrency
Portage la Prairie		249.8	155.2	File:Manitoba secondary 227.svg PR 227 east – Warren
		258.3	160.5	Road 71 N – Poplar Point	Former PR 249 east
		266.5	165.6	File:Yellowhead Blank.svg PTH 1 (TCH) / YH – Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Brandon File:Manitoba secondary 305.svg PR 305 south – St. Claude	PTH 16 eastern terminus; Yellowhead Route follows PTH 1 east
See PTH 1 (TCH)
City of Winnipeg		352.2	218.8	File:Manitoba Highway 100.svgFile:Manitoba Highway 101.svgFile:Winnipeg city route 85.svg Perimeter Highway (PTH 100 east / PTH 101 north) / Route 85 begins – Kenora	Interchange; signed as exits 318A (east) and 318B (north); PTH 100 / PTH 101 exit 42; west end of Route 85 (Portage Avenue) concurrency
		356.9	221.8	File:Winnipeg city route 96.svg Moray Street (Route 96 south)
		361.2	224.4	File:Winnipeg city route 90.svgFile:Ontario M502.svg Route 90 (Kenaston Boulevard / Century Street) – Airport	Interchange; no direct eastbound exit to Route 90 north (signed via Empress Street)
		364.2	226.3	Broadway (PTH 1 (TCH) east)	East end of PTH 1 concurrency; no eastbound entrance from Portage Avenue
		364.4– 364.5	226.4– 226.5	File:Winnipeg city route 70.svg Maryland Street (south) / Sherbrook Street (north) (Route 70)	One-way pair
		365.2	226.9	File:Winnipeg city route 62.svg Colony Street / Memorial Boulevard (Route 62)
		365.6	227.2	File:Winnipeg city route 57.svg Carlton Street (Route 57 east)	West end of Route 57 eastbound concurrency; one-way southbound (eastbound)
		365.8– 365.9	227.3– 227.4	File:Winnipeg city route 42.svg Donald Street (south) / Smith Street (north) (Route 42)	One-way pair
		366.1	227.5	File:Winnipeg city route 57.svg Notre Dame Avenue (Route 57 west) / Fort Street	West end of Route 57 westbound concurrency; one-way northbound (westbound)
		366.2	227.5	File:Winnipeg city route 52.svgFile:Winnipeg city route 57.svgFile:Winnipeg city route 85.svgFile:Yellowhead Blank.svg Main Street (Route 52) / Portage Avenue (Route 57 east) / Route 85 ends / YH ends	See Portage and Main; Mile Zero Yellowhead Highway; ^[13] east end of Route 57 / Route 85 (Portage Avenue) concurrency
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi Closed/former Concurrency terminus

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 "PTH 16 in Manitoba" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved February 27, 2018.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1968 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ E-4, F-4.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1928 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1947-1948 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1950 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1960 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1948-1949 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1953 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1961 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1971 ed.). Province of Manitoba.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1989-1990 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ L-9, M-9.
↑ Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1990-1991 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ L-9, M-9.
↑ "Manitoba > PTH 16". Curtis Walker's Road Photos. Retrieved 27 July 2016.

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File:Yellowhead Blank.svg Yellowhead Highway
Previous route SK Highway 16 marker SK Highway 16	Provincial Trunk Highway 16 marker Provincial Trunk Highway 16	Next route Provincial Trunk Highway 1
File:TCH-blank.svg Trans-Canada Highway
Previous route SK Highway 16 marker SK Highway 16	Provincial Trunk Highway 16 marker Provincial Trunk Highway 16	Next route Provincial Trunk Highway 1

[length-1] 1.0 ^1.1 "PTH 16 in Manitoba" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved February 27, 2018.

[2] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1968 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ E-4, F-4.

[3] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1928 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[4] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1947-1948 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[5] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1950 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[6] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1960 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[7] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1948-1949 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[8] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1953 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[9] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1961 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[10] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1971 ed.). Province of Manitoba.

[11] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1989-1990 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ L-9, M-9.

[12] Infrastructure and Transportation. The Province of Manitoba Official Highway Map (Map) (1990-1991 ed.). Province of Manitoba. §§ L-9, M-9.

[13] "Manitoba > PTH 16". Curtis Walker's Road Photos. Retrieved 27 July 2016.

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