British Columbia Highway 99

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British Columbia Highway 99 is a major north–south route in British Columbia, Canada, running from the U.S. border through Vancouver and the Sea-to-Sky corridor to Whistler and beyond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway
provincial highway
alsoKnownAs Fraser Delta Thruway
Granville Street
Howe Street
King George Boulevard
Oak Street
Sea-to-Sky Highway
Taylor Way
connects Cache Creek area
Lillooet
Squamish
Vancouver
Whistler
connectsTo British Columbia Highway 1
British Columbia Highway 10
British Columbia Highway 15
British Columbia Highway 17
British Columbia Highway 7
British Columbia Highway 91
British Columbia Highway 97
Interstate 5
Washington State Route 543
country Canada
crosses Bridge River
Capilano River
Cheakamus River
Fraser River
Lillooet River
North Arm Fraser River
linked to: Fraser River

Seton River
Squamish River
directionA South
directionB North
endsAt Highway 97 near Cache Creek
follows Cheakamus River valley
linked to: Cheakamus River

Fraser River corridor
linked to: Fraser River

Howe Sound shoreline
Lillooet River valley
linked to: Lillooet River
formerDesignation part of U.S. Route 99 corridor
hasSegment Deas Island Tunnel
hasStructure Arthur Laing Bridge
George Massey Tunnel
Lions Gate Bridge
Oak Street Bridge
highwaySystem British Columbia provincial highway system
locatedIn British Columbia
maintainedBy British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
northernTerminus junction with British Columbia Highway 97
near Cache Creek
notableFor access to ski resort of Whistler
scenic mountain and ocean views
opened 1960s (as major freeway segments in the Fraser Delta)
partOf Sea-to-Sky Highway
passesThrough Hat Creek
Lillooet
Metro Vancouver
Pavilion
Pemberton
Richmond
Squamish
Vancouver
West Vancouver
Whistler
region Lower Mainland
Sea-to-Sky Corridor
South Coast of British Columbia
routeNumber 99
southernTerminus Canada–United States border
Peace Arch Border Crossing
speedLimitRange 50–100 km/h
startsAt Peace Arch Border Crossing
usedFor commuter traffic
goods movement
tourism

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Interstate 5 connectsTo British Columbia Highway 99
Peace Arch Border Crossing connects British Columbia Highway 99
Sea-to-Sky Corridor majorHighway British Columbia Highway 99
Tsawwassen connectedByHighway Highway 99 (British Columbia)
linked to: British Columbia Highway 99
White Rock hasTransportation Highway 99 (British Columbia)
linked to: British Columbia Highway 99
George Massey Tunnel carries British Columbia Highway 99
Pattullo Bridge partOf British Columbia Highway 99A (historic designation)
linked to: British Columbia Highway 99
Vancouver–Seattle corridor hasMajorHighway British Columbia Highway 99
Lillooet hasHighwayConnection British Columbia Highway 99
Blaine, Washington connectedByHighway British Columbia Highway 99
Lions Gate Bridge partOf Highway 99 (British Columbia)
linked to: British Columbia Highway 99
Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway) hasJunctionWith Highway 99 (British Columbia)
subject linked to: Highway 1
linked to: British Columbia Highway 99