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What is the waterway built across the narrowest part of central America?
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Which explorers determined that the Mississippi was not the desired waterway across America?
It is actually Joliet and Marquette... (get it right the first time Wiki)
Is Northwest Passage the correct answer for Waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?
The Northwest Passage is the name that European explorers gave to a theoretical waterway that would pass through the Americas and connect the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans. However, there is no "Northwest Passage." However, the Pacific is directly connected to the Atlantic between South America and Antarctica, as well as through the Strait of Magellan. Today, however, ships often travel between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans via the Panama Canal, a man-made waterway across the nation of Panama in Central America.
What cuts across isthmus in Central America?
The Panama Canal
Was malaria at first a problem in building the canal across Central America?
YES.
Is a artificial waterway that has been dug across land?
canal
Where is the Mayans locatian?
The Mayans are located across Central America and certain parts of Mexico.
Politicians who supported America building a canal across the narrow section of Central America argued that?
the canal was needed for America's self-defense
Which European country established viceroyalities across Mexico Central America and much of South America?
The Spanish Empire qualifies as such.
How do scientists know that the people fanned out across north and south into Mexico and central and south America?
scientists know that the people fannd out the north and south into mexico and central america
A waterway dug across land through which ships can pass?
A canal
Where does the camel spider located?
In deserts across the U.S.A., Africa, Middle East, and Central America
How far across is the English channel where people cross it?
Do you mean, at the narrowest point? It's about 20 miles.
