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What is the route a ship traveling from the pacific ocean to the port of Seattle take?
Victoria Hernandez
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How far is Seattle WA from the Pacific ocean?
It is about 130 miles if you were to drive by road. The best and shortest route to the Pacific Ocean from Seattle is south on I-5 to Olympia and west on Routes 101, 8, and 12 to the wide sandy beaches at the Ocean Shores
What was an early explored route?
The Pacific Ocean
Which route is faster to get to India going on the pacific ocean or Atlantic?
going by the pacific ocean
What route would a ship traveling from pacific ocean to the port of Washington?
Somewhere easterly, depending on where in the Pacific the ship started from. Approaching landfall, the ship would pass through the Straits of Juan De Fuca, which separates the US from Canada, and into the mouth of Puget Sound.
Did Lewis and Clark find an easier route to the Pacific Ocean?
yes, the route the took that led them most directly to the pacific ocean was the Columbia river.
Did Pierre de la Verendrye find a route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean?
No he did not find the route from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, as he only made it to the rocky mountains. He did not cross them. thats right... i think
Which route it takes from Australia to US?
Across Pacific ocean
What was An important route to the Pacific Ocean was the?
they needed to help president jeferson and they helped him by finding the route
Which of the following was not found by Lewis and clark?
water route to the pacific ocean
What route did Cabot take?
At the time, many sailors and navigators believed that there was a water route called the Northwest Passage that ran from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean along the border of the modern U.S. and Canada. He took that route.
Supposed all water route from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean?
Northwest Passage.
What ocean were Lewis and Clark trying to reach?
Lewis and Clark were trying to reach the Pacific Ocean during their expedition in search of an overland route to the Pacific Northwest.
