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St. Barbe: 293: 182: St. Barbe Ferry Road (Route 430-50 north) – St. Barbe Ferry Terminal: Ferry connection to Blanc-Sablon, QC (and Labrador) and Route 510 362: 225: Route 432 west – Main Brook. St. Anthony Airport: Eastern terminus of Route 432; access road into airport: 391: 243: Route 435 north – Cook's Harbour: Southern terminus of ...
Labrador and Newfoundland are connected by ferry service between Blanc-Sablon, Quebec (close to the Labrador border) and St. Barbe. However, the most important ferry connection between Newfoundland and mainland Canada is the Marine Atlantic service between Port-aux-Basques and North Sydney, Nova Scotia, a distance of approximately 165 km (89 ...
St. Barbe is a small community located on the northwestern part of the Great Northern Peninsula of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.Located on Route 430, St. Barbe is also the eastern terminus of the ferry route that connects the island of Newfoundland to Labrador. [4]
The Canadian Coast Guard vessel CCGS Henry Larsen was sent to aid the ferry and escorted Apollo to port once it was free of the ice. [7] [8] Sailings were cancelled on 14 April, but the vessel returned to normal service following the incident. On 19–20 April, all sailings by the ferry were cancelled due to severe ice conditions in the strait. [9]
Route 430 (Great Northern Peninsula Highway/Viking Trail) to Route 1 (TCH) – Deer Lake, Rocky Harbour, St. Barbe, St. Anthony: Western terminus; provides access to Gros Morne National Park and Labrador Ferry 53.6: 33.3: Route 433 south (Englee Highway) – Roddickton, Bide Arm, Englee, Conche: Northern terminus of Route 433: Main Brook: 76.1 ...
A ferry service operates at the western part of strait between St. Barbe, Newfoundland, and Blanc Sablon, Quebec. [10] New road construction for the Trans-Labrador Highway resulted in the removal of ferry services to outports in the northeastern part of the strait in 2002. Marine infrastructure and ferrys
A key component to this plan was $150 million to upgrade coastal Labrador marine services, including a newer high-capacity ferry for the St. Barbe-Blanc Sablon service across the Strait of Belle Isle. Route 500 heading towards Happy Valley-Goose Bay
The ferry service's main goal is to make up for the 425 km (264 mi) gap in Route 138, which remains unbuilt between Kegashka and Old Fort (in Bonne-Espérance). Blanc-Sablon is also the northern terminus of a ferry service across the Strait of Belle Isle to the island of Newfoundland, mainly serving as a connection with nearby Labrador. [24]