The Nile River was used for transportation, because of canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and a type of boat called a felluca.
eventually the egyptians equipped their reed boats with sails and oars. the Nile became a highway.
They used the Nile as a super highway.
Because of its heavy usage for transport and travel.
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The river Nile. As people were clustered in the valley, transport was along it, and boats were the vehicles.
424 miles taking this route:Take HIGHWAY 4 (RICHARDSON HWY) from Valdez to HIGHWAY 4. TURN LEFT onto HIGHWAY 1 WEST to ANCHORAGE.Take HIGHWAY 1 WEST to HIGHWAY 9 to SEWARD. TURN LEFT onto HIGHWAY 9 to SEWARD. HIGHWAY 9 is well past Anchorage.Take HIGHWAY 9 to Seward.
328 km taking this route:Take HIGHWAY 28 SOUTH from Bancroft to HIGHWAY 118. Turn right onto HIGHWAY 118 WEST to HALIBURTON.Take HIGHWAY 118 WEST to HIGHWAY 169, west of Bracebridge. Turn right onto HIGHWAY 169.Take HIGHWAY 169 to HIGHWAY 400 NORTH. Follow signs to HIGHWAY 400 NORTH.Take HIGHWAY 400 NORTH to HIGHWAY 69 NORTH.Continue on HIGHWAY 69 NORTH to Sudbury.
yu can turn them on at any speed
Take U.S. 395 NORTH to Canada via the Laurel border crossing.Once you cross the border, look for HIGHWAY 3 WEST. You will eventually turn left onto HIGHWAY 3 WEST.Take HIGHWAY 3 WEST to HIGHWAY 33 NORTH. Turn left onto HIGHWAY 33 NORTH.Take HIGHWAY 33 NORTH to Kelowna.
Water to sustain life and irrigate their crops, it provided fish and a highway for transport.
Whoever was at the intersection first.