Article: PERU: PERUVIAN TRANSOCEANIC HIGHWAY REQUIRES INVESTMENT OF $48.5 MILLION.(Brief Article)

Article: MAPPING A PEOPLE
Roanoke Times & World News;  October 23, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... will explore mapping in the face of development and deforestation in Brazil by working with scientists along the transoceanic highway to monitor maps and map-making. Johnson's upcoming trip to Brazil, however, won't be the first time ...

Article: Peru's president-elect keeps Washington at arm's length
AP Worldstream;  June 6, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... said that he was enthusiastic about negotiating a free-trade agreement with Brazil, with which Peru is building a "transoceanic" highway to boost commerce, and that he also wanted to build a "megaport" that could even divert traffic from Chile. The biggest ...

Article: Flight was in well-traveled patch of sky
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  November 2, 1999 ;     691 words ... ... in Scotland. The EgyptAir 767 that crashed Sunday was, in earthbound terms, on a principal on-ramp to the transoceanic highway. The jetliner was about 30 minutes into the leg from New York to a zone where North American feeder routes converge ...

Article: THE TRICK IS NOT TO JOIN THE DOTS
The Independent - London;  August 10, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... North America to Europe. It is high summer, the busiest time of the year, on the world's most congested transoceanic highway. From Toronto, New York, Miami, Chicago, Dallas, every day 900 aircraft make the journey across the ocean ...