Trans-Canada Highway
Trans-Canada Highway is a pan-continental road in Canada.
- Type: Pan-Continental
- Country: Canada
- Length: 7,821 km
- Opened: 1962
Overview
The 7,821 km route from Victoria, British Columbia to Saint Johns in Newfoundland, officially opened in 1962. It crosses ten provinces, five time zones and the Rockies on parkways built for scenery. Longest national highway in the world.
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