transport movements
1Transport in Antarctica — has transformed from heroic explorers crossing the isolated remote area of Antarctica by foot to a more open area due to human technologies enabling more convenient and faster transport by land and predominantly air and water. Transportation… …
2Transport Direct — This article is about a division of the Department for Transport. For the public facing website that they operate, see Transport Direct Portal. Transport Direct Logo …
3Transport in Auckland — Transport in Auckland, New Zealand is defined by various factors, among them the shape of the Auckland isthmus (with its large lengths of coastline, and its assorted chokepoints [ Record number of roading projects on the go in Auckland in 2007/08 …
4Transport in India — The Mumbai Pune Expressway, India s first expressway …
5Transport Canada — Departments of the Government of Canada Transport Transports …
6Transport in Chennai — Chennai has a well developed transport infrastructure. The city and its suburbs may be traversed using its road and rail networks. Roads Chennai s economic development has been closely tied to its port and transport infrastructure.The city and… …
7Transport in Milford Sound — The goal of over half a million people per year. Transport in (and to) Milford Sound, New Zealand, is characterised by the remoteness of the area in which it is located. As the most popular tourism destination in the South Island, it nonetheless… …
8Transport — Movement of natural, synthetic, and/or supplemental gas between points beyond the immediate vicinity of the field or plant from which produced except (1) for movements through well or field lines to a central point for delivery to a pipeline or …
9Transport in Egypt — Life in Egypt Transport facilities in Egypt are centered in Cairo and largely follow the pattern of settlement along the Nile. The main line of the nation s 4,800 kilometer (2,800 mile) railway network runs from Alexandria to Aswan and is… …
10Transport in Albania — In the early 1990s, the rock strewn roadways, unstable rail lines, and obsolete telephone network crisscrossing Albania represented the remnants of the marked improvements that were made after World War II. Enver Hoxha s xenophobia and lust for… …
