Route 33
(unsigned)
4.72 km
2.93 mi
Bedford Bypass
| LENGTH | 4.72 km / 2.93 mi |
| EAST END | Route 7, Bedford |
| WEST END | Highway 101, Sackville |
| PLACES | Bedford, Sackville |
| COUNTIES | Halifax |
| AADT | 23,400 (2005) |
History
The Bedford Bypass was built in 1979.
Guide
The Bedford is a 4-lane high-speed route that bypasses the town of Bedford. Its main purpose is to connect Highway 101 and the Sackville area with Dartmouth. Maps occasionally show it as part of Highway 101, but the Nova Scotia Department of Transportation's recent planning documents refer to it instead as unsigned Route 33.
Junction List
| Location | km | Routes / Destination | Other Notes |
| Bedford | 0.0 | Route 7 east - Dartmouth | |
| Sackville | 4.7 |
Highway 101 west - Kentville, Yarmouth Cobequid Rd. - to Route 1, Sackville |
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