Detroit–Windsor region

E1009139

The Detroit–Windsor region is a major international metropolitan area straddling the border between the United States and Canada, centered on the cities of Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cross-border metropolitan area
international metropolitan region
transnational urban area
borderBetween Michigan NERFINISHED
Ontario NERFINISHED
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
hasBorderCrossing Ambassador Bridge NERFINISHED
Detroit–Windsor Tunnel NERFINISHED
Gordie Howe International Bridge NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic binational economic integration
high volume of commercial truck traffic
significant daily cross-border commuting
hasCity Detroit NERFINISHED
Windsor NERFINISHED
hasCoreCity Detroit NERFINISHED
Windsor NERFINISHED
hasEconomicActivity automotive industry
cross-border trade
logistics
manufacturing
hasIndustryCluster automotive manufacturing
logistics and warehousing
tool and die industry
hasLanguage English
hasMajorHighwayConnection Highway 3 NERFINISHED
Highway 401 NERFINISHED
Interstate 75 NERFINISHED
Interstate 94 NERFINISHED
hasMetropolitanAreaComponent Detroit metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Windsor Census Metropolitan Area NERFINISHED
hasMinorityLanguage French
hasNearbyWaterBody Lake Erie NERFINISHED
Lake St. Clair NERFINISHED
hasPortOfEntry Detroit–Windsor Tunnel Canadian Port of Entry NERFINISHED
Detroit–Windsor Tunnel U.S. Port of Entry NERFINISHED
hasTransportationInfrastructure ferry services
rail border crossings
hasWaterBody Detroit River NERFINISHED
isMajorTradeCorridorFor Canada NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
locatedIn Michigan NERFINISHED
North America
Ontario
locatedOn Detroit River NERFINISHED
locatedOnBorderOf United States–Canada border NERFINISHED
partOf Great Lakes region NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States
Southern Ontario NERFINISHED
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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