Trans-Canada Highway

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The Trans-Canada Highway is a coast-to-coast national highway system spanning Canada, serving as a primary route for cross-country travel and commerce.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway system
national highway
transportation infrastructure
connects Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
constructionStart 1950
continent North America
country Canada
easternTerminus St. John’s
surface form: St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
hasPart Autoroute 20 (Quebec)
Quebec Autoroute 40
surface form: Autoroute 40 (Quebec)

Highway 1 (Alberta)
Highway 1 (British Columbia)
Highway 1 (Manitoba)
Highway 1 (Saskatchewan)
Ontario Highway 17
surface form: Highway 17 (Ontario)

Highway 417
surface form: Highway 417 (Ontario)

Route 1 (Newfoundland and Labrador)
Route 1 (Nova Scotia)
Route 1 (Prince Edward Island)
Route 104 (New Brunswick)
New Brunswick Route 2
surface form: Route 2 (New Brunswick)

Route 2 (Nova Scotia)
Route 2 (Prince Edward Island)
hasToll no (mainline generally toll-free)
jurisdiction federal-provincial
lanes multi-lane divided sections
two-lane sections
locatedIn Canada
maintainedBy Canadian federal government (Ottawa)
surface form: federal government of Canada

provincial governments of Canada
opened 1962
partOf National Highway System of Canada
passesThrough Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec

Saskatchewan
primaryFunction commerce
cross-country travel
roadType paved highway
signColor green
signShape maple leaf shield
symbol maple leaf
use road transport
westernTerminus Victoria, British Columbia

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Township of Greenstone locatedNear Trans-Canada Highway
Township of Ignace locatedOn Trans-Canada Highway
British Columbia Highway 3 connectsTo Trans-Canada Highway
Swift Current Airport locatedNear Trans-Canada Highway
Autoroute 20 partOf Trans-Canada Highway
Pembroke transportation Trans-Canada Highway
Carleton County, New Brunswick roadServedBy Trans-Canada Highway
Manitoba Highway 59 hasJunctionWith Trans-Canada Highway
Amherst, Nova Scotia majorHighway Trans-Canada Highway
McMahon Stadium near Trans-Canada Highway
Cumberland County hasTransportationRoute Trans-Canada Highway
Brandon, Manitoba majorHighway Trans-Canada Highway
Bonnechere River crossedBy Trans-Canada Highway
Revelstoke Dam nearbyTransportation Trans-Canada Highway
Macdonald–Cartier Freeway isPartOfNetwork Trans-Canada Highway
this entity surface form: Trans-Canada Highway system
Blind River, Ontario isOnTransportationRoute Trans-Canada Highway
Iron Bridge, Ontario locatedOn Trans-Canada Highway
Highway 1 partOf Trans-Canada Highway
subject surface form: Highway 1 (Trans-Canada Highway)
Lake Louise accessibleVia Trans-Canada Highway
Lake Louise Ski Resort accessibleFrom Trans-Canada Highway
Highway 417 partOf Trans-Canada Highway
Highway 417 hasAlternateName Trans-Canada Highway
Portage la Prairie locatedOn Trans-Canada Highway
Portage la Prairie majorHighway Trans-Canada Highway
Port of Halifax connectedTo Trans-Canada Highway
this entity surface form: Trans-Canada Highway network
Port of Saint John roadAccess Trans-Canada Highway
this entity surface form: Trans-Canada Highway network