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Why aren't there major highways in the northern part of Canada?
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A major western mountain range?
Canadian Rockies are the major mountain range in the western Canada. The Rockies are a 3000 miles long range with Northern most edge in British Columbia, Canada and southern edge in the Northern New Mexico, USA.
Vancouver serves as Canada's major what?
Vancouver is Canada's major Atlantic Ocean port.
What is Canada major Industry?
Canada's major industry is energy, ( oil and gas ) and their second largest industry is banking.
From which major northern Great Lakes city can you drive south to enter Canada?
Detroit, Michigan, is actually situated north of Windsor, Ontario. Therefore, you can drive south from Detroit, either across the bridge or through the tunnel, to get to Windsor, Ontario, Canada. That, however, is not the only example of driving south from the US to Canada. There are at least two examples of a highway running south from Alaska into Canada. In addition, it appears there may be a couple of examples of a road running in a southeasterly direction between Maine and New Brunswick.
What are the major exports of Canada?
gold, corn, and rice are Canada's major exports
What are Alaska's major highways?
In the normal sense of the understanding of the word Highway, there arent any major ones. There are certainly no Interstates.The tundra itself 'eats' highways, and smaller roads as well.
Major highways in New Jersey?
the major highways are #29 and#133
Does Wyoming's major highways cross over one another?
Yes, Interstate 25 has an interchange with Interstate 80 in southern Wyoming and an interchange with Interstate 90 in northern Wyoming. Other highways in Wyoming also cross over other highways and even join other highways.
What is name of major river in northern Canada?
Mackenzie River
What are some major highways in Ontario?
There are several high-speed, controlled access, divided highways in the Greater Toronto Area: Highways 400, 401, 403, 404, 407 (toll), 410, 427, the Gardiner Expressway, the Allen Expressway, the Don Valley Parkway, and Canada's original one, the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), which was not named after our present Queen, but rather after her mother.
What is a major highway?
There are many major highways in the United States. A few of the major highways are I-80, I-75, and I-70.
From which major northern city can you drive south to enter Canada?
Detroit
What are the major highways in the state of Michigan?
The major north-south highways are I-75 and I-69. The major east-west are I-94 and I-96
What is Delaware's major highways?
I-95 is one of the well known highways.
From which major northern state in the us can you drive south to enter Canada?
Michigan.
Where is Holywood in Northern Ireland?
Holywood is on the shore of Belfash Lough between the cities of Belfast and Bangor. It does not appear to be on any major highways and does not have its own airport.
Why were rivers considered the highways before there were highways?
They were and still are the major transportation routes.
