The area's transportation system is limited due to its distant location from major population and market centers. There is a lack of passenger service by rail or water, limited bus and air service and a scarcity of multilane highways. Gravel and unsurfaced two-lane roads compose a large percentage of the highway system. Air transportation in the Upper Peninsula is limited. Two commercial airports are located within the Study Area boundary and are basically feeder links to Green Bay, Wisc. and Duluth, Minn. No major transportation system alteration is expected in the near future. (Author)
SEAFARER Site Survey, Upper Michigan Region. Book 7. Transportation Data
1976
59 pages
Report
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English
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