Trans-Labrador Highway
highway, Canada
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The Trans-Labrador Highway is a significant road in Canada, primarily located in Labrador, Newfoundland and Labrador. Completed in 2009, it connects southern, central, and western Labrador to Quebec's road network. This highway is crucial for many Labrador communities that otherwise lack road connections to their neighbors. While the Trans-Canada Highway is the world's longest national road, stretching across Canada from coast to coast, the Trans-Labrador Highway serves a more regional but vital purpose within Labrador.12
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