Hwy 10 is a long highway that ran from Port Credit in Mississauga northwesterly to Hwy 6/21/26 in Owen Sound on the shores of Georgian Bay.  In 1998, the highway was shortened somewhat as the urban portions of Hwy 10 lying within Mississauga and Brampton were downloaded to local jurisdiction.  Highway 410 will be extended northerly during the next few years to meet, and terminate, at Highway 10 at the Brampton/Caledon Boundary.

Currently there are no pictures available of Hwy 10's southern terminus at Hwy 2 in Port Credit.

If you have, or are able to snap a photo of Hwy 10's historic southern terminus, please email the photo(s) to webmaster@onthighways.com
 

Currently there are no pictures available of Hwy 10's southern terminus at the Brampton Caledon townline.

If you have, or are able to snap a photo of Hwy 10's current southern terminus, please email the photo(s) to webmaster@onthighways.com
 

The northern terminus of Hwy 10 is located at the Hwy 6/21/26 junction just east of Downtown Owen Sound.

Perspective from Northbound Hwy 10:
 
(Photo courtesy Chris Beach, taken August 8th, 2003).
Hwy 10 ends assembly in Owen Sound.  Hwy 21 and 26 also terminate at this intersection.

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