5.67 km
3.52 mi
Route 119
| LENGTH | 5.67 km / 3.52 mi |
| SOUTH END | Route 1, Quispamsis |
| NORTH END | Gondola Point Ferry Terminal, Quispamsis |
| PLACES | Quispamsis |
| COUNTIES | Kings (5.67 km) |
| CONTROLLED ACCESS | entire route |
| NAMES | Gondola Point Arterial |
| RIVER CROSSINGS | none |
History
The Gondola Point Arterial was constructed in 1986.
Guide
Route 119 is a high-speed, mainly controlled-access connector road between Route 1 (the Mackay Highway) and the former village of Gondola Point, which was amalgamated into Quispamsis in 1998. At the end of Route 119 is the Gondola Point Ferry (to the Kingston Peninsula), one of several free cable-stayed ferries on the Saint John River system.
Route 119 is one of only four signed highways in the province that is entirely within the border of one municipality (the others being Route 140, Route 170 and Route 776).
Junction List
| Location | km | Routes / Destination | Other Notes |
| Quispamsis | 0.0 | Route 1 - Mackay Hwy. - Saint John, Sussex, Moncton | |
| Quispamsis | 0.2 | Millennium Dr. |
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| Quispamsis | 1.7 | Route 100 - Hampton Hwy. |
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| Quispamsis | 2.5 | Chamberlain Rd. | |
| Quispamsis / Gondola Point | 3.2 | Alma Lane / Squire Dr. | |
| Quispamsis / Gondola Point | 4.5 | Meenans Cove Rd. | |
| Quispamsis / Gondola Point | 5.7 | Gondola Point Ferry - to Route 845 |
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