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What was a major economical difference between the north and south?
the major economical difference between the north and the south is the north was based on manufacturing while south was agriculutural
What four new states where in 1889?
North Dakota South Dakota Montana Washington
Which was the major result of the civil war?
The North won!
What were major differences in the north and south during 1858?
They were differant
What was one major advantage the south had over the north?
wealth and manpower
How many major highways are there in South Dakota?
The answer to this question depends on what you mean by "major highways". South Dakota has two Interstates: Interstate 90, running east and west across the state and Interstate 29, running north and south. It also has US Highways 12, 14, 16, 81, 83, 85, 212, 281, and 385. So you could say that South Dakota has 11 major highways.
What the major interstates go through North Dakota?
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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
Major highways in north carolina?
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What are the major highways in Missouri?
Interstate 29Interstate 70Interstate 55Interstate 35Interstate 44Highway US 71,50,36, 65Hi! A proud Missouri resident here :) I assume you're asking about the US Highways that pass through the state. Those would be:East-West:243640505456606266136160166400412460North-South:59616365676971159169275For more information on the highways and where they go, try looking up
What are the major highways in the state of Arkansas?
Major highways in Arkansas include the Interstates 30, 40, 55, 430, 440, 530, 540, 630. There are no major north-south roads, but Interstate 30/ 167 / 67 cross the state from SW to NE, From Texarkana to Little Rock, and on to Poplar Bluff in SE Missouri. The major east-west highway is Interstate 40 from Fort Smith ESE to Little Rock and then on to Memphis.
What are five major highways in Oregon?
There are two major Interstate highways in Oregon: Interstate 5 runs north and south from California to Washington west of the Cascade Mountain range. Interstate 84 runs east and west starting in Portland to Idaho along the Columbia River. Then there are multiple US highways, the major ones are as follows: Highway 101 runs north and south from California to Washington along the Oregon coastline. Highway 99 runs north and south from California to Washington, west of the Cascade Mountain range. Highway 97 runs north and south from California to Washington, east of the Cascade Mountain range. There are numerous US highways running east and west, among these are: Highway 30, 26, 22, 20 and others.
How many interstates run through SD?
South Dakota is served by two major interstate highways: Interstate 90 (I-90) and Interstate 29 (I-29). I-90 runs east-west across the state, while I-29 primarily runs north-south. These interstates facilitate travel and commerce throughout South Dakota and connect it to neighboring states.
What are the major highways in North Carolina?
they are I-77,I-40,and I-85
Major highways in Maryland?
Maryland has a few major highways in it. Interstate 95 is one of the busiest highways in the country. It runs north and south. Also 70 and 83 run through the state.
Which direction do odd numbered interstates run?
Odd-numbered interstates in the United States run primarily north to south. These highways are designed to facilitate travel between states and regions along the north-south axis. For example, Interstate 95 runs along the East Coast, while Interstate 5 runs along the West Coast.
In the US you call the highways interstates what does Canada call their roads?
Canada has national highways and provincial and municipal ( local ) highways and expressways Our main national is called the Trans-Canada Highway, designated Highway # 1. the longest East-West road in North America. It connects with U.S. Interstate 95 at the top end of Michigan, creating a giant T figure that covers North America.
