Route from Dominion to O’Leary

Distance from Dominion to O’Leary

The straight-line distance between Dominion and O’Leary is 327.3 km. The estimated road distance by car is around 370 km, with an indicative drive time of 4 h 7 min.

Trip cost and route type: Dominion – O’Leary

Driving directions from Dominion to O’Leary

The map shows the locations of Dominion (A) and O’Leary (B). Use the form below to calculate the up-to-date road route with turn-by-turn directions, real distance, and estimated drive time.

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Driving directions from Dominion to O’Leary

Real distance: 594.9 km  ·  Estimated time: 7 h 41 min

1. • Drive south on Cottage Street. 256 m
2. → Turn right onto Kings Road/NS 28/Trunk 28. Continue on NS 28/Trunk 28. 856 m
3. → Turn right onto Mitchell Avenue/NS 28/Trunk 28. Continue on NS 28/Trunk 28. 3.5 km
4. ← Turn left onto Gardiner Road. 3.9 km
5. → Turn right onto Grand Lake Road/NS 4. 5.9 km
6. ← Turn left to take the NS 125 ramp. 19.0 km
7. • Take exit 3. 408 m
8. ← Turn left onto Seaview Drive/NS 223. Continue on NS 223. 71.3 km
9. ← Turn left onto Highway 223/NS 223. 33 m
10. • Take the Little Narrows/NS 223 Ferry. 181 m
11. • Drive west on Highway 223/NS 223. 1.7 km
12. ← Turn left onto NS 105/TCH/Highway 105/Trans Canada Highway/Highway 105 Route Transcanadienne/Highway 105. Continue on Highway 105/Trans Canada Highway/Highway 105 Route Transcanadienne/Highway 105. 11.0 km
13. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 2nd exit onto Highway 105/Trans Canada Highway/Highway 105 Route Transcanadienne/Highway 105. 87 m
14. • Bear right onto NS 105/TCH/Highway 105/Trans Canada Highway/Highway 105 Route Transcanadienne/Highway 105. Continue on TCH. 47.4 km
15. • Bear left onto NS 104/NS 4/TCH. Continue on NS 104/TCH. 11.2 km
16. • Keep left to take NS 104/TCH/Highway 104. 19.9 km
17. • Keep left to stay on TCH. 244.7 km
18. • Take exit 513B onto 16 toward Port Elgin. 885 m
19. • Bear right onto NB 16/TCH/Route 16. 25.2 km
20. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto NB 16/TCH/Route 16. Continue on TCH. 45.8 km
21. • Take the exit. 20.8 km
22. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 2nd exit onto Route 2/2. 60 m
23. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto Route 2/2. Continue on 2. 3.1 km
24. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 1st exit onto Sherbrooke Road/2. 28 m
25. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto Sherbrooke Road/2. Continue on 2. 3.9 km
26. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 2nd exit onto All Weather Highway/2. 45 m
27. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto All Weather Highway/2. Continue on 2. 47.7 km
28. ↺ Enter the roundabout and take the 3rd exit onto O'Leary Road/142. 74 m
29. ↺ Exit the roundabout onto O'Leary Road/142. Continue on 142. 5.1 km
30. → Turn right. 50 m
31. Show all 30 steps ↓

Standard car route without avoiding highways. For advanced options (motorcycle, bicycle, transit, avoid tolls) use the live planner above.

Estimate trip cost: Dominion – O’Leary

Indicative estimates based on ~370 km. Tolls calculated at ~$0.10/km on tolled segments. The calculator updates with the live planner's real distance. Actual consumption, driving style, weather, and toll rates vary.

Origin and destination

How to drive from Dominion to O’Leary

The straight-line distance between Dominion (Nova Scotia) and O’Leary (Prince Edward Island) is about 327.3 km. The actual road distance varies by chosen route, road type, and travel conditions — especially in winter and across mountain or northern segments.

Before you leave, consider:

• Check current traffic with a navigation app — particularly around major cities.
• Look up any toll segments on your route (Ontario 407, select bridges).
• In winter or at higher elevations, drive times and conditions can change quickly. Carry a charged phone, fuel reserve, and weather-appropriate gear.
• Plan stops at service centres or towns along the way — fuel and rest stops can be sparse on remote sections.

Route description: Dominion – O’Leary

The route from Dominion to O’Leary connects Nova Scotia to Prince Edward Island. The straight-line distance is about 327.3 km, with an estimated road distance of 370 km — a long route (over 300 km). Plan multiple breaks and check highway traffic, weather, and fuel availability — particularly in remote sections. Use the live planner for an up-to-date track, turn-by-turn directions, and a trip-cost estimate.

The trip starts at Dominion (Nova Scotia) — coordinates 46.2167° N, -60.0167° E. The destination is O’Leary (Prince Edward Island), at 46.7069° N, -64.2306° E.

Practical tips for the Dominion – O’Leary drive

Terrain along the way

The route starts in Nova Scotia — a province maritime, with Atlantic coves, harbours, and Cape Breton's highlands — and reaches O’Leary in Prince Edward Island, rolling farmland and red-soil coastlines, connected to the mainland by the Confederation Bridge. The route also passes near Souris (Prince Edward Island).

When to leave

For a long route, leave early (before 06:30) or wait until after 10:00. Avoid summer long-weekend exoduses and major holidays. Plan a break every 1.5–2 hours of driving — and check weather, especially across the Prairies and through mountain passes.

Alternatives

For this route of about 370 km, consider VIA Rail Canada — VIA's Corridor service connects many Eastern Canadian cities, and the long-distance trains (the Canadian, Ocean) run through the Prairies and the Maritimes. Cross-border trips may also include Amtrak's Adirondack or Cascades. Check schedules at viarail.ca and amtrak.com.

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Cities along the Dominion – O’Leary route

These cities are near the direct route between Dominion and O’Leary. They may be useful as a stopover or alternate destination.

Routes with intermediate stops: Dominion → Souris · Dominion → Georgetown · Dominion → Montague

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