The busiest intersection in the world is believed to be the Tokyo, Shibuya intersection in Japan. This area is a major shopping and nightlife center for Tokyo.
It is claimed that Boston Port is the busiest port in New England. It has been since the 17th century.
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First, I want to clarify the difference between fire engines and trucks... engines have the water and hoses. The trucks have ladders and extrication tools. Yes there is a difference, and we firefighters take it seriously. OK now to your question, the busiest apparatus (engine or truck) often changes from year to year depending on the calls answered by any particular company. Are you talking the busiest in a certain city, or the entire nation? The best way to research the busiest fire companies is by searching through "firehouse" magazine run totals. They list the busiest companies from each city every year. Hope this helps some. Respectfully submitted, H&L 20 Chicago
Hipparchus is best known for his discovery of the precessional movement of the equinoxes. The alterations of the measured positions of the stars resulting from the movement of the points of intersection of the ecliptic and of the celestial equator.
The city which was earlier known as Peking and Peiping, was founded around 700 B.C. Kublai Khan made it the capital of his Khanbalik Empire, from 1264 to 1267. The Ming emperors made it their capital in 1421 and it remained China's capital till 1912 when the Manchu Empire fell and SunYat Sen turned China into a republic. In 1949, the Communists captured the city and made it their capital, which it has remained to this day.
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Glen Cove Road & Old Country Road
Aberdeen Airport has the world's busiest commercial helicopter operations.
Monroe Ave. & deborahh Blvd in east LA down the street from cheech marins house
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The North Atlantic Ocean Route is the busiest trade route in the world.
Asia is the busiest continent in the world, both in terms of population and economic activity. It is home to more than half of the world's population and has some of the largest and busiest cities in the world, such as Tokyo, Shanghai, and Delhi.
Hartsfield Jackson International in Atlanta is the world's busiest.
The Atlantic Ocean is the busiest sea passage in the world.
The Port of Felixstowe is the busiest port in England, the 6th busiest in Europe and the 35th busiest in the world.
* Port of Shanghai, People's Republic of China ** World's busiest port by cargo tonnage from 2005 * Port of Singapore, Singapore ** World's busiest port by shipping tonnage since 1986[2] ** World's busiest container port in 1990, 1991, 1998, 2005 and 2006[3] ** World's busiest transshipment port[4] ** World's busiest bunkering port since 1988[5] ** Was the World's busiest by cargo tonnage until overtaken by Shanghai in 2005.[6] * Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands ** Was the world's busiest port by cargo tonnage since 1962 until it was first overtaken by Singapore in 1986, and then by Shanghai. ** Was the world's busiest port by shipping tonnage until 1986. ** Was the world's busiest container port in 1986. ** Is going to be the world's busiest port by shipping tonnage after the new and second Maasvlakte terrain will be finished in 2011.[7] * Port of Hong Kong, Hong Kong ** Was the world's busiest container port from 1987 to 1989, from 1992 to 1997, and from 1999 to 2004.[8] * Port of New York/New Jersey, United States ** Was the world's busiest container port up to 1985.[9]
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