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Eastern Ontario, Canada
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Quinte-Northumberland is a region in Eastern Ontario which extends from Cobourg eastward into the Bay of Quinte region. The bay is east of Trenton, where it separates Belleville and Napanee from Prince Edward County.
By car
The region is accessible from Toronto and Oshawa via Highway 401 (and the road it bypassed, Highway 2 / County Road 2) which both run (from west to east) Oshawa-Port Hope-Cobourg-T…
By bus
Megabus (Coach Canada) offers service to Belleville, Port Hope, Napanee, and Trenton from Toronto and Pearson Airport.
By train
Via Rail makes a few stops in Napanee, Belleville, Trenton, Cobourg and Port Hope on its Toronto-Kingston-Montréal or Toronto-Kingston-Ottawa "Corridor" service.
While there is local or city bus service within Belleville and Cobourg, for most of this largely-rural region a motorcar is a necessity.
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