Trans Canada Trail
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Summary
Trans Canada Trail is a long-distance cycling route[1]. It ranks in the top 4% of long_distance_cycling_route entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (662 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Trans Canada Trail is in the country of Canada[3].
- Trans Canada Trail's instance of is recorded as long-distance cycling route[4].
- Trans Canada Trail's instance of is recorded as hiking trail[5].
- Trans Canada Trail's instance of is recorded as water trail[6].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for hiking[7].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for cycling[8].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for equestrianism[9].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for cross-country ski[10].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for snowshoe[11].
- Trans Canada Trail is used for canoeing[12].
- Trans Canada Trail's Commons category is recorded as Trans Canada Trail[13].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Confederation Trail[14].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Corridor du Littoral[15].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Corridor des Cheminots[16].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises East Coast Trail[17].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises South Whiteshell Trail[18].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Centennial Trail[19].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises North Whiteshell Trail[20].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Pinawa Trail[21].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Blue Water South Trail[22].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Red River North Trail[23].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Trans Canada Trail (City of Winnipeg)[24].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Crow Wing Trail[25].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Altona-Gretna-Rhineland Trail[26].
- Trans Canada Trail comprises Stanley Trail[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include long-distance cycling route[4], hiking trail[5], and water trail[6].
Origins
1992 marks the founding of Trans Canada Trail[28].
Use and Application
Recorded has use include hiking[7], cycling[8], equestrianism[9], cross-country ski[10], snowshoe[11], and canoeing[12]. Components include Confederation Trail[14], a hiking trail[29], in Canada[30]; Corridor du Littoral[15], a cycling route[31], in Canada[32]; Corridor des Cheminots[16], a bikeway[33], in Canada[34], founded in 1999[35]; East Coast Trail[17], a hiking trail[36], in Canada[37]; South Whiteshell Trail[18], a hiking trail[38], in Canada[39]; and Centennial Trail[19], a hiking trail[40], in Canada[41], founded in 1970[42].
Why It Matters
Trans Canada Trail ranks in the top 4% of long_distance_cycling_route entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (662 views/month).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 8 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[43] It is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[44]