The roman citizen would probably have traveled 1,500 miles in a straight line. Not including Rome.
The roman citizen would probably have traveled 1,500 miles in a straight line. Not including Rome.
The roman citizen would probably have traveled 1,500 miles in a straight line. Not including Rome.
It depends on which coast and whereabouts on the coast. The distances to Nice and Beziers on the Mediterranean coast are 1,121 and 1,325 miles. The distances to Bordeaux and Rennes on the Atlantic coast are 1511 and 1576 miles.
1500?
1500 miles
A citizen of Ivory Coast is called an Ivorian.
Byzantium, Troy, Phaselis, Athens, Corinth, Tiryns, Mycenane, Sparta, Corcyra
If you're in an airplane, it's because of prevailing winds.
It was the bend in the 'straight' at Salamis.
Become citizen of USA
When being used as a descriptor, yes: I live on the West Coast. If you are talking about an area, no: I am traveling to the western coast of Australia. Hope this helps.
To the East Coast, the Atlantic, to the West Coast, the Pacific.