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How Close is Detroit to Canada?
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2020
- Most Americans have no idea that Detroit's southern boundary is the Canadian border. Downtown Detroit USA and Downtown Windsor CANADA stand face-to-face along opposite sides of the 2000-ft-wide Detroit River with the international border running right down the middle. The two cities share a lot of history. Especially as the region is a global auto industry hub that sprawls deep into both Michigan and Ontario.
Canada is the United States' largest trading partner. 25% of all physical trade between the two nations is exchanged at Detroit's border crossings. These include a rail tunnel and a motor vehicle tunnel. Both of which carry traffic under the Detroit River. The Ambassador Bridge carries all of the heavy commercial traffic (10,000 big rigs every day) over the river. And the Blue Water Bridge in nearby Port Huron, Michigan links that city to Sarnia, Ontario Canada on the other side of the St. Clair River.
A new, state of the art bridge, "The Gordie Howe", is under construction now. Once completed in 2024 it will provide a new link between Detroit and Windsor. Most existing truck traffic will shift to the new bridge as it will have world-class customs and inspection facilities on both sides of the river and direct freeway access to Canada's E.C. Row Expressway and Detroit's I-75, I-94 and I-96 freeways.
The best part of living in a border city (pre-covid) is being able to go to another country for lunch
For cheaper gas on the US side
what ab1out visa
@@akshaypal6753 We only need a passport to cross and before 9/11 we didn't even need that, just a birth certificate or drivers license which they never even asked me to show once.
@@kenlompart9905 do they ask for the passport every time?
@@tube.brasil Yes it's required.
I live in Windsor and works atMetro Detroit commuting daily (now WFH due to covid). If you want a relaxing life (quiet, parks, nature, the high standard of affordable living) Windsor is for you. If you want night life, parties, chaotic life, sporting events, shopping, etc. then Michigan is the place. I got the best of both worlds. Lucky me.
If I recall correctly, Detroit is one of the few places in the U.S.A. that is _north_ of Canada.
30% of the US is north of Canada,
MInnesota, Portland, Seattle, even Chicago.
Windsor and Detroit are roughly the same latitude as Northern California
@@den8863 ...I recall visiting Windsor, Ontario, as a teenager, and peering north across the water to Detroit, which struck me as odd, since the States are widely perceived to be south of Canada. In most places, the latitude/longitude positioning of the countries is imperceptible, but there are a handful of places like Windsor/Detroit where the States can be visibly seen with the eye to be north of Canada.
@@bskinny9009 I believe it’s the only part of the USA where the border crossing is north. If you cross the bridge going south you enter Canada
@@frisco21 Check out Point Roberts, you can't visit other parts of the US without going into Canada first.
I know a lot of people who cross from Detroit when they turn 19 to drink lol
I used to be a bouncer in Windsor, your youngins were good funny folk
Yeah I believe it. I was about 27 when I visited Detroit and as a Canadian was surprised they have booze in their Grocery stores there are some subtle differences.
It used to be the opposite. I don't know about Michigan but drinking age in New York used to be 18 and beer was cheaper plus bars took Canadian money at par so we would drive from Toronto to Buffalo to drink, this was in the 80s.
It's 18 in Quebec, Alberta, and Manitoba.
@@AnnaLVajda Not all states have booze in the grocery stores. If you go to Utah, they have some crazy liquor laws.
Detroit has the potential of bringing world economic growth like that of New York City with the bridge from Detroit to Canada... If only wall street investors and economic forums could see the endless possibilities that are within their Reach with this gold mine of a bridge...
Agreed. Maybe not to the size and scope of NYC. But this asset (the Detroit/Windsor link) is terribly underappreciated by Americans and Canadians who live more than a few hours from this location. Construction of a new vehicular bridge has been gaining steam the last few years. The "Gordie Howe International Bridge" is currently going up about about 4 miles SW of Downtown Detroit and about a mile SW of the existing Ambassador Bridge (built in 1929). The new, $5 billion bridge will have direct access to freeways on both sides of the river. And massive, state-of-the-art customs facilities with world-class security features on both sides.
@@leightongeoaerials4200 that in it of itself hopefully attracts more business commerce!
I hope they do.
It already does
@@Imhighandhungry I completely understand
I love how Detroit looks in the night time. Canada also looks beautiful too. Michigan is very influenced by Canada. And Michigan shares a history with Canada. It's no surprise we people living in Michigan are so close to Canada.
I've got family on both sides of this border. So I definitely agree that there's a lot of shared history.
@@leightongeoaerials4200 Same here, I also have family living in Canada.
And 1 July to 4 July The Riverfront lights up Canada Day and 4th of July !
Yes, almost any sporting event in Michigan or New York will feature the Canadian national anthem. Especially in NASCAR at Michigan International Speedway or in Watkins Glen New York. I think a lot of Canadians even go to Pocono, Pennsylvania.
Detroit was captured during the American revolution and was part of Ontario for 6 or 8 years.
Here in British Columbia we are bordered by four US sates. Washington, Idaho, Montanna and Alaska. From Alaska they can see south into Canada, hehe!
From hehe I remember christina Aguilera
From Detroit they can see south into Canada too.
Hehe
And I believe there are no sealed roads into or out of the Alaskan state capital, D'you know that?
Detroit's Downtown and Midtown are really great to hang out at. Feels more local than other city centers, it's more personal and intimate. I love hanging around the Bricktown area, great bars, food. Pop into the Ren Cen because it's too cold and you need a little bit of warmth.. then back out to look for more pubs. Love this place, really miss working there.
“How close is a border town to a border?”
Real close.
More like how wide is the border between two towns.
Its one land.
@@Woke365 ??
@@leightongeoaerials4200 I came drive over there back in 1999
Everybody asks how close Detroit is to Canada.. but nobody asks how close Canada is to Detroit.
I'm from Ontario/Canada, visited the Renaissance Center on the Detroit side around Thxgiving for a few years to meet up with friends/family. The "Ren Cen" is nice, GM World Headquarters plus GM showrooms, hotels (like Marriott), malls, banquet halls and conference centers all rolled into those 3-4 imposing skyscrapers. I remember our rooms in the Marriott (high up 50th or 60th floor) had the exact panoramic view of the river and Canadian side as shown in this video. There's a nice "people mover" monorail you can take from the RenCen as well, for a quick tour of Detroit downtown, costed $1 to ride as I recall - For all of Detroit's bad rap as unsafe, I found that train far cleaner/safer than (say) NY subway.. albeit it's not an apples-to-apples comparison (more like apple-to-BigApple, HaHa). Loved eating out in Motown, plus shopping in the Detroit/Dearborn area, and the cheap gas helped too! Yeah, I like Detroit, and hope we can visit again after Covid.
On your next visit, hang out in downtown Birmingham and ride through Bloomfield Hills. The media NEVER shows those nice areas of the Metro Detroit area
So many memories in downtown Detroit & Windsor as well as on Belle isle
This video easily satisfies all the curiosity I've ever had for Windsor and Detroit.
Glad this was helpful! Thx for watching : )
ah, my home! I used to walk out to the riverside every Friday to stare at the peace fountain and the bright Detroit lights. It looks kind of plain from the skies, but the art installations and hedge garden are worth a look if you're in town
Going to USA is easy in Windsor. It takes less than a day
Cool video ! I enjoyed many hours of busking down at the Peace Fountain (the foot of Pillette park ) back in the early 2000 in Windsor. I miss the days of the "Young Country Hoedown " in Detroit. We use to just take the tunnel bus over, show I'D' and go have fun. I hope when all this covid thing is over we can all get back together again to enjoy our company and good music.
Stunning perspective, thanks for the share. I remember gazing from Windsor's parks a few years ago, wondering the scope. Really put it into perspective. Thank you
Thx for watching! Glad you liked the video. : )
Yah Ontario needs to invest some money into Windsor’s waterfront
If you don’t live in Windsor then you wouldn’t know. Windsor has a better waterfront than Detroit
@@coastaku1954 bro I live in Windsor. Our waterfront does not disappoint. Before COVID people from the American side would cross over and enjoy the views and parks from the Windsor side
I don’t doubt it .. but it still needs some government spending.. like I see Windsor maybe being the next Toronto .. especially with this pandemic a lot of people are moving out of Toronto and into other small towns and cities in Ontario I see Windsor as hopefully growing into a big city in the next 5 to 7 years
@@comicog7652 as a resident it’s been growing for the past 8 years or so. And you can’t compare Toronto’s to us knowing how big and well known Toronto is, we’re just not as big
and make sure to invest in a security guard too!
TRUE STORY- I lived at a boarding house on Riverside drive in Windsor back in 1966. My room was built into the attic of this house. [ No AC ] It was so hot and muggy one July afternoon that i decided to go across the street and jump into the Detroit river to cool off.The colour of the water was a tan brown and murky.You could not see the bottom even near the shore. I jumped in and came right back out as fast as i went in .[ Gross . ] I can;t believe how clean it looks know . I think there is some hope that we can possibly clean up this planet .
I moved to Detroit from the UK and have never left Michigan. You could not find any more genuine, friendly and kind people anywhere. My first job was in one of the waterfront buildings on the Detroit side and I cross over the border frequently to see my parents in Canada. People love to dunk on Detroit but it is so unique, sharing so much with its Canadian neighbor, with access to the great lakes. I hope to see this wonderful city become great again. Go Timmy's!
Glad you're here, Suzanne! It sounds like you are a great ambassador for our region. Best wishes. : )
@@leightongeoaerials4200 Wonderful video, thank you for sharing
@@michiganprobateanswers3456 Detroit is an interesting city with a lot of history. I remember growing up in Western Canada we used to get so much media fom there for some reason. When I first travelled to the city I wanted to go to the Renaissance Center.
Detroit is 🗑
Yup gambled alot in that Caesers Windsor lol love the buffet there
It gets blistering hot in Windsor during the summer.
All 2 months of it?
as does most of the midwest due to humidity
Yeah, Detroit is a LOT cooler in the summer than Windsor. 🙄
@@Sharon-pb7so How they are right next to each other?
I always wondered if you can see downtown toledo from the top of the Ren center.
I've always wondered the same thing! I think the distance is just enough (47 miles) to hide Toledo behind the curvature of the earth. Unless you're a Flat-Earther. In that case I'm sure you could see it as long as the sky is clear.
Very nice video! (From a Detroiter living in Windsor.) :)
Gonna look even better with our new Hudson Site skyscraper once it's finished 😍
Cannot wait for that to project to reach completion! It appears to finally be gaining some steam in the several months.
dang the contrast is very cool
The taweaway: Canada broke
I live right there, in Windsor
@Brandon middle hey another windsorite ?
@Brandon middle every week I used to go to Detroit, I miss that
Me too!
Lasalle in the house...
Same. I think the UA-cam algorithm is just recommending this video to a bunch of Windsorites lol
All the skyline photos of Detroit from the river view are taken from Windsor!
Best part about being so close to Canada was cbc hockey night in Canada. Watched those 90s red wings on cbc.
Bob Cole - GOAT
Southern Canada city is Windsor .
"I can see Russia from my house." If she were from Detroit, she could literally say "I can see Canada from my house."
I was literally thinking about Sarah Palin awhile I was watching this video.
The fact is she never said that.
It's difficult to fully comprehend just how much changes going between two cities that look so similar from above.
What are some of the major differences?
@@DCampusano1
Winsdor is more safe, mostly white, has better infrastructure, a lot lol
Mesmerizing music LOVE IT !👌🏿🤔 wondering WHAT IS IT ?
It's a royalty free song. The track title is "The Lounge." I found it at Bensound.
Great video!
I live in Windsor and Detroit is definitely very close!
Would imagine sneaking in both sides would ve very easy here.When someone gets off a boat no one would guess what side he started on and too many people are getting off and onto land from boats to ask every person.I'm in Toronto found this footage amazing!
Thanks for viewing and for the compliment!
Detroit/Windsor is the busiest commercial crossing on the entire US/Canada border. 25% of all physical trade between the two nations crosses the border in the Detroit region. You'd be very surprised at how quickly officials on both sides of the border might zero in on illegal entry from the opposite shore. Detroit Police, US Coast Guard, US Border Patrol, Windsor Police, Canada Border Services. Not to mention various private security firms. A lot of overlapping layers.
Coming from someone who lives in one of the cities don’t try it you’ll get caught very easily
@@nestaangileri2003 I believe you but from the overhead shot it would seem they would have to observe every single boat leaving one side or the other every day 24 7..and than make sure that same boat went back to where it left without picking up but one person from the other side....failing to do exactly this anyone could than go to the opposite side.Ie boat leaves Canada..cruises around a n hour or two with the other 100 boats on the same rive.Than head to the U.S side drop someone off..pick someone up..dock etc.
@@mjlives5428 u can make it across 🤧
Is the drone is crossing border with a visa or passport?
Awesome!
I love this Video. Hope CBP. is not too intrusive
Well, the air sure looks clear
That's because it is.
@@TimpossibleOne 🤣 No kidding
Its just so satisfying and amazing at the same time seeing how close these borders are and be like I walk here I'm in Canada 🇨🇦 I walk there I'm in usa 🇺🇸 just inches away lmao but atleast there friends
I am in the south east of Windsor so It isn't a couple inches
Look like how jersey is right to to Delaware and Pennsylvania just like that you can literally look at the other state jersey and NYC too
"I'm going south to Canada".
Sounds so weird.
Alaska!
Watched the independence day fireworks in Windsor
I've watched from both sides and on the water. It's a great celebration between our countries. 🇺🇸🇨🇦
damn, general motors have cool building ❤
It should be mentioned that this building (The Renaissance Center) was built Ford Motor Company in the 1970s as part of an effort led by Henry Ford II to rejuvenate Downtown Detroit. GM bought the building in 1996. After buying the RenCen GM moved into it as their new headquarters while performing a $500 million renovation.
@@leightongeoaerials4200 damn, cool 😁
But not half as "cool" as the original William Durant GM building on West Grand Boulevard, built between 1919 and 1923. Detroit is not known for its post war structures, but for its pre WWII piles.
I SURE WISH THE NAME OF THAT TUNE WAS IN THE CREDITS ! Certainly I’ve heard it b4 but I don’t know the TITLE....Can SOMEONE PLEASE INFORM ME ?
The track is called "The Lounge." You can find it on the Bensound music site. www.bensound.com/
Is America farmore developed than Canada ? Although windsor is small city and detroit is a big city, there seems to be some kinda mismatch here between the two countries accross the same river .
Yes the United States is more developed than Canada. The United States has ten times the population of Canada so land use/development is naturally going to be far more dense. I do not know about the US system, but there are a lot of regulatory and political hurdles to land development in Canada (zoning by-laws, provincial policy, conservation authorities, archaeological assessments, species at risk, etc.)
A lot of south western Ontario is more south than about 10 U.S. States.
Yepper - I believe Long Point is about the same latitude as San Francisco.
And roughly 66% of Canada’s population lives south of the 49* parallel
@@jaberwoky_ that’s crazy
What's the name of the song in the vedio?
It's a royalty free song. The track title is "The Lounge." I found it at Bensound.
Detroit,Baltimore and Chicago Best Cities
I love the old guard cities myself. Here is some footage that I shot last year in Baltimore. Amazing architecture and waterfront. ua-cam.com/video/PFnpYmS16xU/v-deo.html
Great canada video
Nice🌿
been there man times, very beautiful
Is there much bureaucracy to cross the bridge?
You have to stop at Customs/Border Services just beyond the border, produce a passport and driver's license. Then submit to a few screening questions (where are you going? how long will you be there? what is the purpose of your trip? do you have any valuables, perishables, firearms or drugs?). At that point you're typically ready to continue on but the authorities have the right to detain you for more screening and inspections. My advice is to respect the process and to take what these officers do seriously.
Q: How close is Detroit and Canada ?
A : Very 😂
I used have a friend ride a 🚲 bicycle back & forth over the bridge.
5 0 yrs ago 👍🏻🙂
wow! thats very close!
i think a lot of people can swim from one side to another, how they control that ?
For starters this water is really swift. A lot of people have died out there. Beyond the physical dangers there are a lot of eyes watching this stretch of the border. Detroit Police, US Border Patrol, US Coast Guard, Canada Border Services, Windsor Police. You've really got to respect the water, the laws and the watchfulness of the authorities.
Too close. Older generations of people in Windsor think they are Americans.
They talk in Fahrenheit and support Detroit teams and watch Detroit news.
Michiganders don’t even know Windsorites exist lol
Actually, many people in Canada measure temperature in F, distance in miles and size in feet. It's not just old people.
@@LB14745 I’ve lived in several provinces
Only noticed older windsorites that do that
@@lomoholga Yes it's more common among the generation of the pre-metric era. But still, everywhere I worked people used the Imperial system. As far as temperatures, more and more people use C, but still quite a few people I talk to use F.
I live in Windsor and am only 35 and I use Fahrenheit over Celsius always. Always confuses my family in Toronto 😂
Americans and Canadians are almost the same if you take out the laws and shit
Whats Windsor like? Cool place?
Is it possible to walk from border to border???
There was a time when pedestrians were allowed to walk across the Ambassador Bridge. Not sure when that ended. There's no walking through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. The entirety of Michigan's 750-mile-long border with Canada is water. There are only two other bridges (Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron and the International Bridge in Sault St Marie). Neither of those allow walkers. All that said there is a new span under construction now. The Gordie Howe Bridge will add a link between Detroit and Windsor when completed in 2024. That span has incorporated into its design six lanes for motor vehicles and lanes dedicated to pedestrians & bicycles. Should be pretty cool!
Is passport needed just for a quick visit?
It is. Passports have been required for border crossings since 2001.
Joce Bedard is from Windsor
my boyfriend lives in mississauga canada and i live in michigan.. it’s sad being long distance right now :(
@Lone Wolf yeah it’s just sad because that border is closed you know?
@@brookeerbvlogs5429 Hopefully you and he can get vaccinated and be able to see each other in person rather than using Zoom. What if you got married? Where would you live? It's much cheaper to live in the US, but they have Healthcare for everyone.
@@Sharon-pb7so Yeah, I was thinking about that. We FaceTime everyday. I hope it opens on June 21st! :)
The river forms international boundaries. I just wonder if boats from both sides are allowed to go back and forth across the river aside from the ones that belong to border patrols.
You're free to roam from side to side. But foreign pleasure boats cannot park and disembark on the other the side of the border without notifying authorities. Similar to driving across. You have to state your reason for visiting, how long the visit will last, whether or not you possess any valuables, etc.
Back in the day (90s/00s, I’m old) I could leave work at Ford, jump on my boat, and have dinner in Canada, Amherstburg.
It felt like I’d been transported to a small English town.
I miss those days. Great people in Canada. So close, yet so far.
How very very fortunate we had men who really understood the importance of LAND by the water.. and the beautiful green grass that decorates the magic of it all... We are much healthier for this.. Take a look at Detroit and how they lack -- the ''Green Space'' and how many times they wished Detroit did the same... But they did not have the Insight* TakWarriors over there to stop them from building right to the water front.. Many say a prayer of thank you s' for this decision..-----Take a good look at both sides and YOU be the judge..
I know of people who live in Windsor and travel daily to a job in Detroit. They go abroad for work every day.
I'm literally the product of that reality. My mother was born in Windsor, raised in Detroit by her Canadian parents. Both of her parents commuted over the border for years to get to their jobs before she was born. Once they settled in Michigan my Canadian grandfather became a bus driver for Detroit's DSR (which became DDOT). He finished on the Downtown Trolleys. Retired in 1984. We still have loads of family on the Windsor side. Cannot wait until personal travel over the border is allowed once again. With two cities that face each other on the river it sure feels like we're long distance during covid times.
I like Detroit’s waterfront
i love that detriot building
So, quite close.
love it
This just makes me remember when tia an tamera accidentally drove to Canada in sister sister 😂 it’s def close
We should annex ontario and Toronto
@@neyenice Or Detroit should be given to Canada like it was in the past.
Guys would skate across with knapsacks full of Canadian whiskey during prohibition. During the winter mostly.
I love Detroit!
to cover Detroit river, we have that option, or we must build more roads that cross Detroit river.
No bridge to connect cities ??
There is a vehicular tunnel (The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel) which runs under the Detroit River near this location, one vehicular bridge (The Ambassador) about 1 mile southwest of this stretch and a railroad tunnel not far from the bridge. A new, $4 billion bridge (The Gordie Howe International Crossing) is under construction now. It should be complete in 2024. That's about 2 miles southwest of Downtown Detroit. 25% of all physical trade between the US and Canada crosses the border at Detroit/Windsor. Huge part of the regional economy. Much of that is tied to the global auto industry which has deep roots in both Michigan and Ontario.
@@leightongeoaerials4200 wow
They are two cities with a beautiful urban layout, I imagine that there is an interculturality between the population of the two cities.
You're right. There's a big social and cultural overlap between Windsor and Detroit. Aside from the people who's lives straddle both sides of the border the two cities share a lot of economic ties as well. Much of it related to the global auto industry which has deep roots stretching into both Michigan and Ontario.
What’s the background music
That was picked up from the music site Bensound. It's a royalty free song. The track title is "The Lounge." www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/the-lounge
@@leightongeoaerials4200 thanks
I live in Windsor its pretty cool here, still some crime but very rarely.
nice
Super
When I was 15 years younger, I'll bet I could swim there. Not straight across, start out about belle isle, end up by the bridge. Perhaps in August.
Current is way too fast,
I've been out in the middle on a truck tube a couple times back in the day. 7 knot current would take you for a ride. We'd start at the old bridge and end up in Brighton's beach where the new bridge is being built.
Water is about 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
Wish Windsor were 3 times bigger. I like SW Ontario but there really aren't any big cities there.
Wow I’m Windsor like y’all
On bro
Can a Canadian passport holder crossover into the American side and vice versa by using the waterbody in between?
You can. But you have to call ahead to advise border authorities what your plans are. Just like with crossing via automobile they need to know who you are, why you're crossing and for how long you'll be visiting. That said.. all CanadaUSA border travel is currently restricted to essential movements only. Medical personnel, commercial goods, etc. Fingers crossed that personal and tourist travel can resume soon!
@@leightongeoaerials4200 Thank you for the info. Indeed hoping that things go back to the Real Normal from the New Normal (which is kind of hard), soon!
I run that river everyday windsor side
Which drone were you using for this footage?
A DJI Mavic 2 Pro. My first drone. It has been amazing. The camera settings have taken much longer to sort out than learning it how to fly it fluidly. But.. photography is tricky. Especially with a camera of that caliber.
@@leightongeoaerials4200
Footage is great and that's a great machine..
@@leightongeoaerials4200
I did this in essex last week
ua-cam.com/video/LAGXSB8q6v8/v-deo.html
@@EZETechnRC That is beautiful! Great lighting, angles. I also enjoyed your Jan25 2021 test flight video. Windsor has the best views of Downtown Detroit without question.
@@leightongeoaerials4200
Ha ha thanks... Just using the Mini 2.. Looking to get the Mavic Air 2 but now seeing there's gonn a be a Air 2S.... Maybe I'll wait...?
Well, what's the answer?
The answer is 0-feet. Or 2000-feet depending on how you define "closeness." I'm guessing you missed the video description. Detroit's southern city limits are the USA/Canada border.
That’s some smooth music. Who is that?
That was picked up from the music site Bensound. It's a royalty free song. The track title is "The Lounge."
sounds like it came from the wii
@@Brick-Life or gran turismo
ooohhhhyes
the rio grand is only about 300 feet....
I was thinking about the guy sitting in one of the numerous cubicles wondering ho he can get his next promotion
I miss the old Detroit. At least you can still see the old Art Deco buildings from the 1930s when the city was prosperous
RIP Mortar city
Actually, there are virtually no buildings in Detroit from the 1930's. Everything large and tall pre WWII is from the 1920's, a far more inventive decade for design than the '30's. Detroit didn't build much in the 1930's because it was so badly hit by the 1929 Crash.
The place where the states is north and canada is south
people who played Detroit Become Human already knew this
I'm from Thunder Bay Ontario Canada...the kamanistiqua River is the border between Canada and the United States.... as a young man 👨 myself and my university buddies would paddle across the river to get cheap booze and food especially cheap booze....40oz bottle of Whiskey for #15.00..
Wth. That Detroit is totally different from the one I saw in another video with 1$ homes for sale.
That's because $1 houses are all that the mass media and pop-culture allow you to see. Don't let gross "ruin porn" tempt you into blanket judging the entire city of Detroit. It is loaded with great neighborhoods. Not to mention a booming Uptown ("New Center"), Midtown and Downtown.
That's without even going into the economic diversity of the 300 individual municipalities that make up the Detroit Metro Region. See my reply to "jackfish campbell." Detroit (the city and its hundreds of suburbs) is much more than $1 houses.
@@leightongeoaerials4200 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
I didn't know that
Gives the impression of David and Goliath....
I´m from Detroit. 🤗
يشبه المضيق الذي سوف نفتحه من دانكارك الى مرسيليا الذي سوف يخفف الضغط على مضيق جبل طارق و يسهل عملية النقل البحري القادمة من بحر البلطيق و بحر النرويج و بحر الشمال و المتوجهة الى البحر الأسود و شرق المتوسط ،و بحر العرب و المحيط الهندي و الخليج عبر البحر الأحمر...
It is similar. In fact the Detroit River isn't even a river. It's a strait between Lake St Clair and Like Erie.