PR 200-249

The Provincial Roads form the appendages to the higway grid. Ranging in calibre from high-quality 2-lane hard surface to low-maintenance 2 lane gravel, the PRs service most communities in Manitoba which are unserviced by PTH roads. They are secondary highways. The numbering of these roads tends to cluster a little more than does the numbering of PTH roads. When the province reduced the number of kilometres of roads for which it was responsible, it was the PR grid which had the biggest change.

PR 200

Primary Orientation: North-South
Southern Terminus: PTH 75, Emerson
Northern Terminus: TCH 100, Winnipeg

PR 201

Primary Orientation: East-West
Eastern Terminus: PTH 12 & 89, Piney
Western Terminus: PR 242, Snowflake

PR 202

Primary Orientation: North-South
Southern Terminus: PTH 59, Birds' Hill
Northern Terminus: PR 204

PR 203

Eastern Terminus: PTH 12 & 89, Piney
Western Terminus: PTH 12 & PR 404

PR 204

Primary Orientation: North-South
Southern Terminus: PTH 101 north of Winnipeg
Northern Terminus: PTH 44, Lockport

PR 205

Primary Orientation: East-West
Eastern Terminus: PTH 12 south of Steinbach
Western Terminus: PTH 3 & PR 336 at Sperling

PR 206

Primary Orientation: North-South
Southern Terminus: PTH 52, Randolph
Northern Terminus: PTH 44 near PTH 59

PR 207

Primary Orientation: North-South
Southern Terminus: TCH 1 near Ste Anne
Northern Terminus: PR 213

PR 208

Currently unassigned.

PR 209

Primary Orientation: East-West
Eastern Terminus: PR 201 (near Stuartburn)
Western Terminus: PTH 59 (Tolstoi)

YET TO COME: 210-248

Unused Designations

208, 219, 223, 226, 228, 235, and 249 are unused in the Manitoba PTH system as of September 2006.