there where 157 roads
Transportation of the Appalachian Mountains include: the HikerShuttle, regional buses servicing local towns, and several on-demand taxi services.
If you crossed Artemis, it meant a swift death to follow. She preferred the mountains to cities, and forest to roads, and the hunt to food gotten from the earth.
The roads go around and through the the mountains. :)
One way American's improved the roads in the early 1800s is by private companies building turnpikes. America was moving from horse and buggy to motorcars in the 1800s.
Daniel Boone crossed the Appalachian Mountains through forest that had possibly never been trodden by people. On June 7, 1769, he came to the summit of a ridge and saw for the first time what is now Kentucky. The trail he blazed became known as Wilderness Road and became one of the most-used roads by those who were traveling west.
Because transportation is hindered by mountains. The land is rough and rugged and people have to make so many turns to find routes that their wagons would be able to handle. Remember, there were no paved roads back then in the frontiers.
Roads tend to be located in the valleys.
moving along roads
Roads tend to be located in the valleys.
The roads go around and through the the mountains. :)
for military propose or to get mountains out of the way to make roads or rail roads
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is located in the southern Appalachian Mountains of the United States. The Smoky Mountains include parts of both North Carolina and Tennessee. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park straddles the border of North Carolina and Tennessee. A road runs straight through the park from Cherokee, NC to Gatlinburg, TN and connects with other roads to other areas of the Park.