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Western Terminus: Junction of PTH 9 in Lockport.
 
Eastern Terminus: Junction of PTH 1 south of West Hawk Lake 4 km from the Ontario boundary.
 
Multiplexes: PTH 12 follows PTH 44 for 6 miles north of Beausejour and PTH 11 follows PTH 44 for 20 km in the RM of Whitemouth.
 
In November 2008, the Department of Infrastructure and Transportation designated PTH 44 as Historic Highway No. 1 and installed 21 signs to that effect along the route. PTH 44 was part of the first national highway system prior to the current Trans-Canada Highway.
 
With the introduction of the trunk highway system in Manitoba in 1925, this route was originally designated as PTH 10 and dead-ended at Seddons Corner. In subsequent years, it was extended to the Ontario boundary and was redesignated as PTH 1. Following the construction of the present-day route of PTH 1 east of Winnipeg in the 1950s, this route was redesignated for the third time, this time as PTH 4 in a haphazard connection to the Yellowhead Highway, which was then known as PTH 4. After the numbering of the Yellowhead Highway was standardized as 16 throughout the four prairie provinces in the late 1970s, this route took its fourth number, PTH 44, which remains in effect to this day.
 
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Images of PTH 44:

  • Page 1 - Lockport - PTH 9 to PR 238
  • Page 2 - Lockport - PR 238 to PR 204 South
  • Page 3 - Lockport - PR 204 South to PR 204 North
  • Page 4 - PR 204 North to PTH 59
  • Page 5 - PTH 59 to Garson
  • Page 6 - Garson to Beausejour
  • Page 7 - Beausejour By-Pass
  • Page 8 - Beausejour to Seddons Corner
  • Page 9 - Seddons Corner to PTH 11 North
  • Page 10 - PTH 11 North to PR 408
  • Page 11 - PR 408 to Whitemouth
  • Page 12 - Whitemouth
  • Page 13 - Sam's Corner to West Hawk Lake
  • Page 14 - West Hawk Lake to PTH 1
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