Highway 115 (Ontario) Totally Explained

Everything about Highway 115 Ontario totally explained

Highway 115 is a provincially maintained highway in Central Ontario, Canada, which runs from the Highway 401 junction west of Newcastle to the Highway 7 junction in Peterborough.
Highway 115 is part of the Algonquin Trail (south of Highway 35 junction in Clarington) and part of the Trans-Canada Highway (east of Highway 7 junction south of Springville, Ontario). Highway 115 is a freeway between its junction with Highway 401 and Concession Rd. 3, from Concession Rd. 4 to Concession Rd. 8, and from its junction with Highway 35 to its junction with Highway 7 at Peterborough. The other sections include RIRO access. The freeway sections on the Highway 35 concurrency are substandard, and the speed limit there remains 90 km/h as a result. The RIRO section has many points of private access thereby depleting its status of being an "expressway".
Highway 115 travels through Newcastle, Orono, Kirby, Cold Springs, and Peterborough. It travels through the following municipalities — Clarington, Kawartha Lakes, Cavan-Millbrook-North Monaghan Township, and Peterborough — and the following counties/region municipality — Durham, Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough County.

Lane Configurations from North-South

Section	Travel lanes

Exit list

Destinations	Notes
	Southbound exit and northbound entrance
Lovekin Road


Clarke 4th Concession

Station Street	No access across Hwy 115
Mill Street - Orono	Southbound exit and entrance


Highway 407	Future interchange, Highway 407 assumes 115 routing (traffic will exit from Highway 115 and merge into Highway 407)
Clarke 8th Concession
Clarke 9th Concession	Southbound exit and entrance
Wilcox Road	Northbound exit and entrance
	North end of Hwy 35 overlap
Clarington/Manvers Boundary Road

Tapley 1/4 Line


	West end of Hwy 7/TCH overlap

The Parkway, Sir Sanford Fleming Drive
Bensfort Road
Ashburnham Drive
	At-grade

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