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Is there a map of Alexander Mackenzie route?
You should look for the original writing of A. Mackenzie and then you will find the map. "The Journals and Letters of Sir Alexander Mackenzie", Cambridge University Press.
When did Alexander Mackenzie - explorer - die?
Alexander Mackenzie - explorer - died on 1820-03-12.
When did Alexander George Robertson Mackenzie die?
Alexander George Robertson Mackenzie died in 1963.
When was Alexander Mackenzie in office?
1873-1878
Does sir William lyon Mackenzie king have kids?
no
How does sir Alexander Mackenzie get across the rivers?
how does sir Alexander Mackenzie get across the ocean or rivers
Why is sir Alexander Mackenzie famous?
he discovered the Mackenzie river in Canada.
What river is named after Sir Alexander Mackenzie?
because Alexander Mackenzie was an Important person
Who was Sir Alexander Mackenzie?
Alexander Mackenzie was an explorer who discovered a route to the Pacific.
Who did Sir Alexander Mackenzie sail for?
Alexander Mackenzie explored for King George the third and was knighted my king george the third in 1802 now his name is known as Sir Alexander Mackenzie.
When was Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School created?
Sir Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School was created on 1949-10-30.
What is Sir Alexander MacKenzie Elementary School's motto?
The motto of Sir Alexander MacKenzie Elementary School is 'Be safe little dragons'.
When was Sir Alexander Mackenzie Senior Public School created?
Sir Alexander Mackenzie Senior Public School was created in 1971.
How old was Sir Alexander MacKenzie when he climbed the rockies?
Sir Alexander MacKenzie was 29 years old when he climbed the Rockies in 1793.
What is sir Alexander mackenzies full name?
sir Alexander Mackenzie was his full name
Where was Alexander Mackenzie borne?
sir Alexander Mackenzie was born in Stornoway, isle of Lewis which is in Scotland UK.
What ocean was named after Sir Alexander Mackenzie?
There was not an ocean named after Sir Alexander Mackenzie. He was the 2nd Prime Minister of Canada and served from 1873 until 1878.
