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== East to [[North Bay]] == | == East to [[North Bay]] == | ||
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== South to [[Parry Sound]], [[Barrie]] and [[Toronto]] == | == South to [[Parry Sound]], [[Barrie]] and [[Toronto]] == | ||
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Sudbury is a mining town of 150.000 inhabitants in Ontario, Canada. The city is located at the junction of the TransCanada Highway 17 and the Highway 69/400 coming from Toronto.
The city is famous for its Nickel Mining and one major local attraction is the Giant Nickel 5cents, which is located on the western side of the city (near Route 55 and Lorne Street).
West to Sault Ste. Marie
East to North Bay
There is a spot next to the onramp at the intersection of the Highway 17 with the 55. Plenty of room for cars to stop.
South to Parry Sound, Barrie and Toronto
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