Niagara Regional Road 3A
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| Niagara Regional Road 3A |
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| Welland Street Mellanby Avenue Maintained by the Niagara Region transportation department |
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| Length: | 1.2 km[1] (1 mi) |
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| Direction: | East/West |
| East end: | Main Street East (Regional Road 3) |
| West end: | Main Street West (Regional Road 3) |
| Counties: | Niagara Region |
| Major cities: | Port Colborne |
Niagara Regional Road 3A—parts of which are also named Welland Street and Mellanby Avenue—is a short regional road in Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada. It bypasses the Main Street (Regional Road 3) bridge over the Welland Canal. When the Main Street bridge is raised, the Regional Road 3A crossing closes to allow traffic to pass uninterrupted between the East and West sides of Port Colborne.
Prior to reorganization of the regional road network in 2002, the Welland Street portion was called Regional Road 68 and the Mellanby Road portion was Regional Road 503, although it was—and still is—signed as a portion of Highway 3, even though the highway was downloaded through Port Colborne in 1998. Regional Road 3A is the first and only suffixed route in the Niagara regional road network.
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