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'''Haida Highway | '''Haida Highway 2:''' | ||
Haida Highway | Haida Highway 2 is a relatively short highway that spans the northern region of the Haida Gwaii archipelago. It starts at the docks in Skeena where you have to take a ferry across the Hectate Strait. Once you reach the mainland you will travel through North Point and over the Masset Inlet before reaching the Town of Masset. The highway within Masset follow's Main Street until it reaches the castle. At the castle it turns right down Dixon Street before making another left turn and heads to the Masset military battery, where it ends. | ||
'''Haida Highway | '''Haida Highway 3:''' | ||
Haida Highway 3 is another pretty short highway which starts at a junction with the Trans Haida Highway near Rose Harbour. It travels through the forest and heads past the Parks Haida Discovery Centre. Shortly after the information centre is the small settlement of Sandspit, Haida, as well as a small public dock. The highway turns right and heads through Sandspit, before going through Rose Harbour and re-connecting with Highway 1. | |||
'''Haida Highway 4:''' | |||
Haida Highway | Haida Highway 4 is a highway that starts in Prince Rupert and travels through a mountain range before connecting to the Trans Haida Highway. | ||
'''Haida Highway | '''Haida Highway 5:''' | ||
Haida Highway | Haida Highway 5 starts near the border with the Cascadian Province of Columbia. It travels through a mountain pass and brings you to the abandoned townsite of Cassiar, which is a Haida Provincial Park. | ||
'''Haida | '''Haida Highway 5A:''' | ||
Haida Highway | Haida Highway 5A is an incredibly short highway that provides a connection to the Cascadian highway system from Highway 5. It starts near Cassiar and travels west for a brief time before turning into Cascadia Highway 31 as soon as it crosses the provincial border, as Haida does not use the Cascadian highway system. | ||