Next came the Erie Canal, an enormous project in its day, spanning about 350 miles.
接下来是伊利运河,这是当时的一项巨大工程,全长约350英里。
Eventually, the western states diverted much of their produce from the rivers to the Erie Canal, a shorter route to eastern markets.
最终,西部各州将大部分农产品从河流转移到伊利运河,这是一条通往东部市场的较短路线。
I heard a story about a group who had ridden along the old Erie Canal tow path.
我听说有一群人沿着老艾里运河拖船路骑行的故事。
One of them - the Erie Canal - opened the West to commerce by connecting New York's Hudson River with the Great Lakes in the heartland.
VOA: standard.2010.04.29
All this, of course, was fuelled by I mentioned it already--a transportation revolution symbolized by the Erie Canal, finished in 1825, which remained profitable all the way out into the 1880s.
当然,所有这些都是由于,我已经提过,1825开通的,伊利运河所带来的交通革命所导致的,这条运河直到十九世纪八十年代还在盈利
应用推荐