Q67

Q67 is a designation used for several unrelated entities across different fields, most notably a provincial highway in Quebec, Canada, and a United States Navy unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) project. The shared alphanumeric label has no intrinsic meaning beyond its role as an identifier within each domain.

Quebec Highway 67 (Route 67) is a secondary provincial road situated in the Estrie region of Quebec. Established in the mid‑20th century, the highway extends approximately 22 kilometres, linking the towns of Magog and Sherbrooke. It serves primarily local traffic, providing access to residential communities, agricultural areas, and recreational sites along the Magog River. The route is maintained by Transports Québec and is paved throughout its length, with speed limits varying between 50 km/h in built‑up sections and 80 km/h in rural stretches.

In the military context, the Q‑67 UAV refers to a lightweight, catapult‑launched reconnaissance drone developed by the U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command in the early 2020s. Designed for ship‑board operations, the system combines a modular airframe with a digital payload capable of day‑ and night‑time imaging, electronic intelligence gathering, and limited signal‑intercept functions. The platform’s endurance is estimated at 90 minutes, and its launch and recovery equipment occupy less than 2 square metres, allowing deployment from small vessels. The Q‑67 entered limited service in 2024, supporting maritime patrol, littoral surveillance, and training missions.