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'''Haida Highway 1, aka the Trans Haida Highway:''' | '''Haida Highway 1, aka the Trans Haida Highway:''' | ||
The biggest and most important highway to Haida is Haida Highway 1, also known as the Trans Haida Highway. The Trans Haida Highway connects every single town in Haida either directly, or via highways that branch off of the main highway. The Highway officially began construction in late August of 2020 and was originally a lot longer, but a large portion of the highway was given over to Cascadia, after the towns of Valkyria, Ba Sing Se, and Achilla left Haida to join a newly created province. The highway starts in Masset, using the already existing Haida Highway 1 that went from Masset to the South Point Docks. At this stage in the highway, you must use a boat to get across the Hectate Strait from Haida Gwaii to the | The biggest and most important highway to Haida is Haida Highway 1, also known as the Trans Haida Highway. The Trans Haida Highway connects every single town in Haida either directly, or via highways that branch off of the main highway. The Highway officially began construction in late August of 2020 and was originally a lot longer, but a large portion of the highway was given over to Cascadia, after the towns of Valkyria, Ba Sing Se, and Achilla left Haida to join a newly created province. The highway starts in Masset, using the already existing Haida Highway 1 that went from Masset to the South Point Docks. At this stage in the highway, you must use a boat to get across the Hectate Strait from Haida Gwaii to Skeena. In Skeena, the highway heads through the town before travelling along a releatively long river. At the end of the river, the highway travels through the ghost town of Sitika before connecting with Haida Highway 4. From here you can either take highway 4 to Prince Rupert or continue on the Trans Haida Highway to the Haida and Columbia Provincial border. At the border, the Trans Haida Highway ends and beyond the border the highways are ran by Cascadia and have they're own numbers. (Haida is unique as it maintains its own highways and designates its own Provincial highway numbers) | ||
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'''Haida Highway 4:''' | '''Haida Highway 4:''' | ||
Haida Highway 4 is a highway that starts in | Haida Highway 4 is a highway that starts in Prince Rupert and travels through a mountain range before connecting to the Trans Haida Highway | ||
'''Haida-Kaska Iceway''' | |||
'''Haida-Kaska Iceway''' | |||
The Haida-Kaska Iceway is an underground iceway that connects the Cascadian Provinces of Kaska and Haida. It starts in Skeena, Haida, the iceway heads west to Masset, with a junction in the middle that connects to the National Historic Site of CaribouLou, which is an abandoned town. Continuing past this junction, the next stop is Masset, which is the capital of the Province of Haida. The iceway then continues onto it's final stop in Sitka, Kaska. | The Haida-Kaska Iceway is an underground iceway that connects the Cascadian Provinces of Kaska and Haida. It starts in Skeena, Haida, the iceway heads west to Masset, with a junction in the middle that connects to the National Historic Site of CaribouLou, which is an abandoned town. Continuing past this junction, the next stop is Masset, which is the capital of the Province of Haida. The iceway then continues onto it's final stop in Sitka, Kaska. | ||