List of highways numbered 125

Route 125 or Highway 125 can refer to multiple roads:

Canada

Nova Scotia Highway 125

Highway 125 (Ontario)

Quebec Route 125

India

Japan

Japan National Route 125

Mexico

United States

Alabama State Route 125

Arkansas Highway 125

California State Route 125

Colorado State Highway 125

Connecticut Route 125

Florida State Road 125 (former)

Georgia State Route 125

Illinois Route 125

Kentucky Route 125

Louisiana Highway 125

Maine State Route 125

Maryland Route 125

Massachusetts Route 125

M-125 (Michigan highway)

Missouri Route 125

New Hampshire Route 125

New Mexico State Road 125

New York State Route 125

North Carolina Highway 125

Ohio State Route 125

Oklahoma State Highway 125

Pennsylvania Route 125

South Carolina Highway 125

Tennessee State Route 125

Texas State Highway 125

• Texas State Highway Spur 125

Texas State Highway Spur 125

Utah State Route 125

Vermont Route 125

Arkansas Highway 125

Highway 125 (AR 125, Ark. 125, and Hwy. 125) is a north–south state highway in Marion County, Arkansas. The route runs 30.14 miles (48.51 km) from Arkansas Highway 235 near Bruno north to the Missouri state line across Bull Shoals Lake on Arkansas' only ferry within the state highway system.

Route description

The route begins at Arkansas Highway 235 near Bruno and runs north past the historic Eros School Building to intersect US 62/US 412 in Pyatt. The routes become concurrent until George's Creek, near the George's Creek Cemetery.

Highway 125 winds north through farms and trees until forming a concurrency with Highway 14 near Lakeway. Highway 14 turns west north of Lakeway, with Highway 125 continuing north through Peel. North of Peel, Highway 125 passes the Highway 125 Use Area on Bull Shoals Lake, which features a boat ramp, public marina, playground, and campground. Highway 125 crosses the Lake on the Peel Ferry, a free ferry and the only ferry in the Arkansas state highway system. Now on the west side of the Lake, Highway 125 runs north to the Missouri state line, where it continues as Missouri Route 125.

Ontario Highway 125

King's Highway 125, commonly referred to as Highway 125, is a provincially maintained highway in the Canadian province of Ontario. It is the second northernmost provincial highway in Ontario, behind Secondary Highway 599. The 13-kilometre (8.1 mi) route connects Highway 105 in Red Lake with Cochenour to the northeast.

Route description

Highway 125 is 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) long and travels from Highway 105 in Red Lake to the ferry docks in the Cochenour/McKenzie Island area. Beyond Cochenour and Balmertown, unmaintained forestry roads travel northwards to Pikangikum, and link to winter/ice roads that service communities even further north. The only provincially maintained highway that travels further north is secondary Highway 599 to Pickle Lake.

Despite connecting two nearby communities, the majority of the route is rural in nature; only the final kilometre is within a built-up area.

History

Highway 125 was first assumed by the Department of Highways in the mid-1950s, connecting Red Lake with its Airport. The road was paved in its entirety by 1963.