Resources

Here are some resources for those who want to learn more about Highway 413, corridor designation, and the approach to assessing environmental impacts.

Ontario Ministry of Transportation Highway Corridor Management and Permit Control Requirements

Ontario Ministry of Energy and Mines Northwest GTA Transmission Corridor

Highway 413 Act

A Place to Grow: Growth plan for the Greater Golden Horseshoe

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Download Highway 413 Project Shapefiles

Shapefiles are a geospatial data format used in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to store the location, geometry, and attributes of geographic features. They are commonly used by planners, engineers, and other professionals for mapping, analysis, and visualization. Before downloading and using these files MTO requires users to accept terms and conditions confirming that the data is in draft form and subject to change.

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The accuracy of these maps extends to December 1st, 2025, and is based on the Preliminary Design reflected in the draft Environmental Impact Assessment Report, which was prepared in accordance with the process set out in the Highway 413 Act, 2024 and the Highway Designation under the Public Transportation Highway Improvement Act. I understand that these maps and the information contained in them are provided on an “as-is” basis, without any representation or warranty of any kind. The highway project is in the design phase and these maps and the information contained in them is in draft and is subject to change without notice and in Ontario’s sole and absolute discretion. Ontario shall have no liability of any kind for any damages whatsoever that may be incurred in any way related to these maps or the information in them.

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Highway 413 Information Centre

Visit the Highway 413 Information Centre for further information on the draft EIAR, including a summary of environmental studies and an Interactive Map to further explore Highway 413's Preliminary Design.

Learn more about the Information Centre

A satellite map showing the Highway 413 right-of-way. Major roads such as Highway 410, Highway 401, and Hurontario Street are labeled.

Explore the preliminary transportation corridor design through the Highway 413 interactive map.*

* The accuracy of these maps extends to December 1st, 2025, and is based on the Preliminary Design reflected in the draft Environmental Impact Assessment Report, which was prepared accordance with the process set out in the Highway 413 Act and the Highway Designation under the Public Transportation Highway Improvement Act.

Explore the Highway 413 Interactive Map