Summary

This is the current mapped junction of King’s Highway and Hannigan’s Road. Its point geometry is calculated from the two held route geometries so that a map can highlight the junction, while each road page retains its stroked route map.

Evidence and limits

The junction is a present-day OpenStreetMap topology result. It does not by itself establish a historical name for the corner, an address, or a surveyed right-of-way.

Maps for this place

These Atlas plates provide regional context. They do not establish a precise boundary, current ownership, access right, operating status, or field condition.

EnvironmentSoils, wetlands, hydrography, and terrain
GeologyGeneralized geology and landforms
HydrologyMapped water and wetland context
AccessMapped routes, facilities, and protected areas
Land surveyPLSS geometry and historic GLO patent-location context

Sources

OpenStreetMap contributors, roads via Overpass API, retrieved 2026-08-01 (ODbL 1.0).
The point is the exact intersection of the held current route geometries for King's Highway and Hannigan's Road. It is map-derived current topology, not evidence of a historical junction name or legal right-of-way.
osm · roads

Added 2 August 2026. Recent changes

Cite this article

Beaver Island Archive, “King's Highway and Hannigan's Road intersection”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/places/kings-highway-and-hannigans-road-intersection/, accessed [date], citing OpenStreetMap contributors, roads via Overpass API, retrieved 2026-08-01 (ODbL 1.0)..

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