Following are all highways for which the province is responsible from 611 through 635.
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 | Southern Terminus: | SH-602 , 13km southwest of Fort Frances |
| Northern Terminus: | Terminus, 13km north of Hwy 11/TCH | |
| Length: | 20 km | |
| Notes: | As likely as it may seem, SH-611 does not derive its designation from the fact that it intersects, and even runs concurrently with, Hwy 11, but rather due to the general secondary highway numbering pattern in the area. | |
| The northernmost portion of SH-611 is gravel-surfaced. The remainder of the route is paved. | ||
 | Southern Terminus: | Muskoka DM/Parry Sound District boundary north of MacTier |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 69/TCH just south of the community of Gordon Bay | |
| Length: | 4.2 km | |
| Notes: | In a previous spat of downloading several years ago, the southern portion of SH-612 through MacTier to Hwy 69 1.7km west of Foots Bay was downloaded onto Muskoka DM, thus creating a spur-route ending at a political boundary. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | SH-602, 11km south of Devlin |
| Northern Terminus: | South shore of Jackfish Lake, north of the communities of Northwest Bay and Government Landing | |
| Length: | 40 km | |
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 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 17/TCH, 41km east of Marathon |
| Northern Terminus: | Manitouwadge | |
| Length: | 58 km | |
| Notes: | This highway is a spur-route, mainly serving the community of Manitouwadge, at SH-614's northern end. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Jct Hwy 71/TCH & SH-600 east of Black Hawk |
| Northern Terminus: | Community of Burditt Lake on the southwest shore of Burditt Lake | |
| Length: | 22 km | |
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 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11 in Stratton |
| Northern Terminus: | SH-600, 25km north of Stratton and 25km west of Black Hawk | |
| Length: | 25 km | |
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 | Southern Terminus: | Community of Staratt-Olsen |
| Northern Terminus: | Community of Red Lake at connection with Hwy 105 | |
| Length: | 12 km (approximate) | |
| Notes: | SH-617 is Ontario's secondmost northerly Secondary Highway, second only to SH-599 heading up to Central Patricia. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11 in Pinewood |
| Northern Terminus: | SH-621 in Minahico | |
| Length: | 41 km | |
| Notes: | Approximately 37km of SH-619's 41km length is gravel-surfaced. Only the portion of the highway closest to Hwy 11 is paved. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11 in Sleeman |
| Northern Terminus: | Shore of Lake of the Woods, north of Morson | |
| Length: | 50 km | |
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 | Southern Terminus: | Atikokan at jct Hwy 11B (cnr Mackenzie Ave & Hwy 11B) |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 17/TCH, 35km west of Ignace | |
| Length: | 131 km | |
| Notes: | SH-622 is only one of two "cross-country" routes linking Hwy 11 with Hwy 17, from Hwy 71 on the west to Shabaqua Corners on the east. (The only other such "cross-country" route is Hwy 502.) | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11/TCH south of Sapawe, 25km east of Atikokan |
| Northern Terminus: | Sapawe | |
| Length: | 5 km | |
| Notes: | SH-623 is a short-spur highway leading into the community of Sapawe from Hwy 11. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11/TCH, 5km southeast of Englehart |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 66 at Larder Lake | |
| Length: | 44 km | |
| Notes: | SH-624 serves as a cut-off for Hwy 11 travellers heading to and from Hwy 66 leading into Quebec toward Rouyn-Noranda. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Caramat |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 11/TCH 17km east of Longlac | |
| Length: | 29 km | |
| Notes: | SH-625, a spur-route, exists primarily to provide highway access to the community of Caramat. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Pic RIver First Nation community at the Pic River |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 17/TCH ten kilometres east of Marathon | |
| Length: | 12 km | |
| Notes: | This spur highway provides access to the Pic River First Nation and Heron Bay communities. | |
 | Western Terminus: | Hwy 11/Hwy 17/TCH, 11km southwest of Nipigon |
| Eastern Terminus: | Community of Red Rock | |
| Length: | 8 km | |
| Notes: | SH-628 is a spur highway that provides access to the community of Red Rock on Lake Superior's Nipigon bay from Hwy 11/Hwy 17. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Community of Kiosk in the northernmost reaches of Algonquin Provincial Park |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 17/TCH, 18.6km west of Mattawa | |
| Length: | 27.8 km | |
| Notes: | SH-630 is the only secondary highway to enter Algonquin Provincial Park, and is only one of two provincial highways to do so (the other is Hwy 60, a primary provincial highway). | |
 | Southern Terminus: | White River at Hwy 17/TCH |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 11/TCH, 63km west of Hearst | |
| Length: | 172 km | |
| Notes: | SH-631, travelling by way of the community of Hornepayne, is the only provincial highway to run between Hwy 11 and Hwy 17 from Nipigon to Timmins. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Muskoka DM/Parry Sound District boundary north of Minett |
| Northern Terminus: | Hwy 141 at Rosseau | |
| Length: | 10.9 km | |
| Notes: | This route is another one of those highways which used to span the border between Muskoka DM and Parry Sound District before an earlier bout of downloading returned all secondary highways in Muskoka DM over to the local authorities, leaving spur-route secondary highways just ending at the district boundary. SH-632 used to continue south through the Muskoka Lakes area on what is now Co Rd 7 to the Port Carling area. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | Hwy 11/TCH south of Kawene, 32km east of Atikokan |
| Northern Terminus: | Kawene | |
| Length: | 5 km | |
| Notes: | SH-633 is another of the short spur-routes, this one leading into the community of Kawene from Hwy 11. | |
 | Southern Terminus: | North limit of the Town of Smooth Rock Falls - see note below! |
| Northern Terminus: | Fraserdale on the Ontario Northland Railway | |
| Length: | 76 km (approximately) | |
| Notes: | As of this writing, it is unclear as to this highway's precise southern terminus. Traditionally, SH-634 had ended at Hwy 11/TCH in Smooth Rock Falls, but the highway was realigned to bypass much of the community to the east within the past few years, still ending at Hwy 11 east of town. However, some of the latest sources the portion of SH-634 within the limits of the Town of Smooth Rock Falls may have been downloaded, creating another "detached" highway--one which is no longer contiguous with the rest of provincial highway system. | |
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