Editing Brampton (section)

===Road===
{{main|List of roads in Brampton}}
Brampton is served by several major transportation routes: [[Ontario Highway 401|Highway 401]] from Toronto is a short distance south in [[Mississauga, Ontario|Mississauga]], and can be reached by [[Ontario Highway 410|Highway 410]], which runs north–south through the middle of the city. [[Ontario Highway 407|Highway 407]] runs along the southern portion of the city, just north of the boundary with Mississauga. Steeles Avenue, which runs north of the 407, is a thoroughfare continuing from Toronto. Queen Street is the city's main east–west street. Farther north, Bovaird Drive is another main artery. Sections of both Queen (eastern portion) and Bovaird (western portion) were part the former [[Highway 7 (Ontario)|Highway 7]], (now [[List of numbered roads in Peel Region|Regional Road 107]]), with Highway 410 being the route followed between the two streets. Main Street, part of the historic road, [[Hurontario Street]] (as well as Hurontario proper in the northern and southern parts of the city), and formerly [[Ontario Highway 10|Highway 10]], is the city's main north–south artery. In the east end, Airport Road is a busy artery that is used as a route north to [[Wasaga Beach]], a popular beach resort town.