The Way to the Sea. Shall We Move the Atlantic?

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association

Published by Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association November, 1926, Washington DC, 1926

About this Item

Bulletin No. 32. 23 p. 23 cm. Three maps and a graph. Staplebound booklet. Ex library with ink stamps and marks. Top edge darkened. " An official statement of the economic, engineering and international problems that are involved in the proposed opening of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Ship Channel which will unite the commerce of the Great Lakes with that of the Atlantic." I-The mid-continent is marooned. II-Land and ocean feight rates compared. III-What increased freight costs mean. IV. Our world trade handicap. V-Our Panama Canal handicap. VI-What cutting transportation costs means. VII-Cheaper roads to wrold markets. VIII-Why our New York outlet satisfies New York. IX-The St. Lawrence Ship Channel. X-What New York offers as a substitute. XI-How the job can be done. XII-A look forward. Rear lists available phamphlets and bulletins for distribution. Also lists the association executive committee and officers. Seller Inventory # 125907

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Title: The Way to the Sea. Shall We Move the ...

Publisher: Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tidewater Association November, 1926, Washington DC

Publication Date: 1926

Binding: Staplebound

Condition: ex library-good