Route 320

Route 320 (the eastern portion of the Road to the Shore) is a major provincial road in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. The route transitions into Route 330 just past the turnoff to New-Wes-Valley (formerly Newtown, Wesleyville and Valleyfield as separate communitiies). It is one of only two loop roads that consists of a route transitioning into another route (The only other loop road that contains one route transitioning into another is the Irish Loop on the Avalon Peninsula, Route 10 which transitioned into Route 90 at St. Joseph’s-St. Vincent’s-Peter’s River).

Route 320 starts at an interchange on the Trans-Canada Highway (before the interchange was built by the late-1980s, there was a very sharp turn at the beginning of the route. Upon entering Route 320 is the town of Gambo, the birthplace of Newfoundland's founding father and first Premier, Joseph R. Smallwood.

Communities along Route 320

 * Gambo
 * Hare Bay
 * Indian Bay
 * Centreville-Trinity-Wareham

Communities off Route 320 not on a provincial route

 * Greenspond
 * Badger's Quay
 * Valleyfield
 * Wesleyville
 * Newtown