Hwy 2 is the predecessor to the Hwy 401.  The route served as Southern Ontario's trans-provincial highway until it was bypassed during between the 1930s and 1960s by Hwy 401.  In 1997 Hwy 2 ran between Banwell Street in Windsor and Hwy 34 in Lancaster.  Today, only a sliver of this once great highway remains between the eastern boundary of the Town of Gananoque and Highway 401 exit 648.

Currently there are no pictures available of Hwy 2's former western terminus at Banwell Street in Windsor

If you have, or are able to snap a photo of Hwy 2's former western terminus, please email the photo(s) to webmaster@onthighways.com

Currently there are no pictures available of Hwy 2's western terminus at the eastern limit of Gananoque

If you have, or are able to snap a photo of Hwy 2's current western terminus, please email the photo(s) to webmaster@onthighways.com

Currently there are no pictures available of Hwy 2's former eastern terminus at Hwy 34/401 in Lancaster

If you have, or are able to snap a photo of Hwy 2's former eastern terminus, please email the photo(s) to webmaster@onthighways.com

Hwy 2 ends at Hwy 401 just east of Gananoque.

Perspective from Hwy 401 Westbound:
 
(Photo courtesy Doug Kerr).
Advanced signage for the Hwy 2 interchange along the westbound 401.

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