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{{Infobox road |
highway_name = Tertiary Highway 807 |
marker_image = |
length_km = 73 |
length_notes = |
direction_a = North|
direction_b = South|
direction = North/South|
starting_terminus = ] in ] |
ending_terminus = ] |
cities = ], ] |
counties = ] |
map = |
alternate_name = |
established = ] |
decommissioned = Became ] in 1977.
}}

This is the first incarnation of the Tertiary highway numbered '''Highway 807''' in ]. It started at ] in ], and terminated in ].

The road was constructed in the ] to connect the ] ] in ] to the rest of Ontario. The town of Fraserdale became its northern terminus and the dam was built nearby. Construction began in ] and the road was finished and opened to traffic on ], ]. It was fully paved in ], and in ], the road was renumbered as ].

== Previous Designations ==
{{Infobox road |
highway_name = Tertiary Highway 807 |
marker_image = |
length_km = 116 |
length_notes = |
direction_a = North|
direction_b = South|
direction = North/South|
starting_terminus = ] north of ] |
ending_terminus = ] west of ] |
cities = ], ] |
counties = ], ] |
map = |
alternate_name = |
established = ] |
decommissioned = Became ] in 1989.
}}

The first road numbered '''Highway 807''' was in the ] area in the ]. It became ] in ].

The road's designation was a temporary one, applied to a new highway that was being built between ] and ] in ]. Construction began in ] at the Atikokan (southern) end of the proposed routing. In ], construction crews began on the Ignace (northern) part of the road, working their way south from ]. ], the north and south portions of Highway 807 were linked. The road was officially opened to traffic in ] of ], nad renumbered from Tertiary Highway 807 to Secondary Highway 622.

== A link completed ==
The construction and completion of Highway 807/Highway 622 marks the completion of the last major highway link in Northern Ontario, though this milestone may go to ] in the event it is extended northwest-ward to ] and ] in ].

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