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The Bradford Bypass is a planned freeway that will travel near Bradford, Ontario.
- No designation determined at this time, but may receive a designation of 413, 414, 488, or simply be extensions of 404 and 427. May also be given name Lord Simcoe Expressway in honour of Lord Graves Simcoe of Upper Canada.
- Year: 2012
- Planned Western Terminus: Highway 400 near Bradford, or Highway 427 near Bond Head.
- Planned Eastern Terminus: Highway 404 near Queensville
- The Bradford Bypass will serve as a connector between Highways 400 and 404 on the extreme northern edge of the Greater Toronto Area. Construction is expected to begin by the end of this decade.
