You must mean the Aleutian Islands that extend from Alaska's southwest out toward the northern Pacific Ocean. They are a string of island that were invaded and for a time occupied by Japanese forces during World War II. They extend for over a thousand miles if all are taken into account a distance equal to that of San Diego to Atlanta. The US Army Air Corps, US Navy, and the US Army finally regained control of them by August 1943 expelling all Japanese forces. Weather conditions were extremely devestating especially as the campaign started. Many of the casualties incurred there were weather related.
A 50-Mile Ramble Through the Thousand Islands St- Lawrence River - 1912 was released on: USA: 17 January 1912
The Thousand Mile Summer was created in 1964.
Thousand Mile Stare was created on 2012-04-16.
From the latin word for thousand- mille. One thousand double paces is close to the current mile in length.
According to the Romans, there are one thousand paces in a mile. Mille passuum means one thousand paces.
A thousand.
No.
Four thousand feet is longer than 3/4 of a mile by 40 feet. One mile = 5280 ft, 3/4 mile = 3960 ft,
Yes a mile is 5280 feet
A mile is over 60 thousand inches!
One mile is five thousand, two hundred and eighty feet, and one foot is twelve inches. That means that one mile is sixty-three thousand, three hundred and sixty inches.
five thousand two hundred eighty feet (5280ft = 1 mile)