The discovery and prospective exploitation of the iron ore north of the Gulf of St. Lawrence made the seaway project political

Many factors contribute to the long-term decline of seaway traffic. An important trend is the shift in the direction of both U.S. and Canadian intercontinental trade from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Associated with the shift to the Pacific is not only rapid industrialization in east and southeast Asia, but also organizational and technological changes in long distance transportation in North America, facilitating substitution of a land-bridge for many movements that otherwise would have used the Panama Canal. An increasing proportion of the world's ocean-going ships exceeds the size limitations of the seaway's channels and locks. Modern highways, including the Interstate system in the United States, the Trans-Canada, and other express highways in

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