Ontario Highway 529A

Highway 529A is a short route with travels between Bayfield Inlet and Highway 529 at Manbert. The route begins at the entrance to Bayfield Lodge in the middle of Bayfield Inlet. It travels east along the north shore of the inlet before penetrating briefly into the forest, then emerging into a grassy knoll. Shortly thereafter it enters a shrubby grassland and zig-zags northeast and southeast, eventually transitioning into a thick forest. Occasionally, large granite outcroppings of the Canadian Shield create breaks in the growth. The route is in length and features a narrow cross-section. On an average day in 2016, 160 vehicles travelled the highway. == History ==

Highway 529A was the original route of Highway 529, which was designated in 1956. At that time, the present-day route of Highway 529 was the alignment of Highway 69. When Highway 69 was realigned through the area in 1960, the Highway 529 designation was transferred to the bypassed former alignment of Highway 69, while the former Highway 529 was redesignated as 529A. The route has remained unchanged since then. == Major intersections ==

The following table lists the major junctions along Highway 529. The entirety of the route is located within Parry Sound District. {| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;" == References ==