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I would guess, on the US side, that it was because there was not a centuries-old existing road system. There weren't much in the way of roads in America prior
by douche 11y ago
I would guess, on the US side, that it was because there was not a centuries-old existing road system. There weren't much in the way of roads in America prior to 1800 - transport by ship or river was the overwhelming norm.