Route numbers are, for the most part, derived from nearby equivalent land routes (such as Interstate Highways)
AltForObvious1177 on
Did it work?
nicathor on
No one ever believes me when I say Idaho has a port
shoehorn_hands on
I want to meet the guy who figured out you could sail around all those islands!
queen-7amny on
wait is this why you see big barges on rivers so much now? kinda cool tbh
C2thaLo on
TIL I guess I could take a boat on over to Nebraska. See ya in a bit.
fenwayb on
I like how american samoa’s is basically „use the ocean ffs“
Fetty_is_the_best on
Wonder if there’s a reason there’s not a route to Sacramento even though the Sacramento River is navigable to a point and has a deep water shipping canal to a working port in West Sac. Low usage maybe?
cgar23 on
So, if you really wanted to you could take a boat from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Lewiston, Idaho?
ShelbyDriver on
I’m not sure how long the Ouachita will be navigable for…
You might be interested in the book [River Horse](https://a.co/d/07biqtm9) by William Least Heat-Moon.
JacketCareful5160 on
sounds like they’re just trying to sound smart without actually knowing anything
Acrobatic_Bike7925 on
Will the willamette river be added once the locks in Oregon City reopen? It used to be navigable down to Eugene until they were shutdown in 2011 for repairs. They’re supposed to open this year?
apaulo26 on
Catoosa!
I was blown away when I saw tugboats in Oklahoma.
Choice-Decision-8175 on
nice work highlighting the contrast in the map
Prize-Silver9159 on
the upside-down perspective gives it a fresh and intriguing view
BenjaminHarrison88 on
Time to repeal the jones act. Also the lower wabash is almost certainly navigable they should build a port there
gatoratlaw7 on
Repeal the Jones Act
eurtoast on
I’ve got a mule, her name is Sal. 15 miles on the Erie Canal!
Low bridge, everybody down. Low bridge cause we’re coming to a town
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Map Source: https://www.maritime.dot.gov/grants-finances/marine-highways/us-marine-highway-program-routes-map
More Info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Marine_Highway_Program
Route numbers are, for the most part, derived from nearby equivalent land routes (such as Interstate Highways)
Did it work?
No one ever believes me when I say Idaho has a port
I want to meet the guy who figured out you could sail around all those islands!
wait is this why you see big barges on rivers so much now? kinda cool tbh
TIL I guess I could take a boat on over to Nebraska. See ya in a bit.
I like how american samoa’s is basically „use the ocean ffs“
Wonder if there’s a reason there’s not a route to Sacramento even though the Sacramento River is navigable to a point and has a deep water shipping canal to a working port in West Sac. Low usage maybe?
So, if you really wanted to you could take a boat from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Lewiston, Idaho?
I’m not sure how long the Ouachita will be navigable for…
https://orva.org/major-concerns/
You might be interested in the book [River Horse](https://a.co/d/07biqtm9) by William Least Heat-Moon.
sounds like they’re just trying to sound smart without actually knowing anything
Will the willamette river be added once the locks in Oregon City reopen? It used to be navigable down to Eugene until they were shutdown in 2011 for repairs. They’re supposed to open this year?
Catoosa!
I was blown away when I saw tugboats in Oklahoma.
nice work highlighting the contrast in the map
the upside-down perspective gives it a fresh and intriguing view
Time to repeal the jones act. Also the lower wabash is almost certainly navigable they should build a port there
Repeal the Jones Act
I’ve got a mule, her name is Sal. 15 miles on the Erie Canal!
Low bridge, everybody down. Low bridge cause we’re coming to a town