0
Lots of places in the USA have claimed this as their nickname - the Cumberland Gap mountains, Oklahoma and Pittsburgh among them. Probably the modern contender for the title is St. Louis in Missouri, which boasts the tallest (man-made) monument in the USA, The Gateway Arch. The Gateway Arch is a symbol of the US expansion westward.
What else can I help you with?
What is inside the Gateway Arch?
its a sight seeing spot where you can see the city
What were farmers' cooperatives most common among?
Farmers' cooperatives were common among fruit growers in the west.
Is oregon the furthest west state?
California is further west.
Where were Carolina rice plantations were dependent on slaves from?
West Africa < Apex
What was the west offering the new settlers?
the west was offering land to the settlers
What was St. Louis a gateway to?
Gateway to the West
Why did they invent the gateway arch?
for fun and for the gateway to the west
What city in the United States is known as 'the Gateway to the West'?
St Louis, Missouri is known as the "Gateway to the West" and is home to the Gateway Arch landmark.
What are the release dates for Gateway to the West - 1924?
Gateway to the West - 1924 was released on: USA: 20 April 1924
What river is called the gateway to the west?
Missouri
Why was the gateway arch chosen to be in St. Louis?
Well its called the Gateway Arch and St. Louis is the Gateway to the West theres your answer hope its useful!
What US city is known as the gateway to the west?
The river that is known as the Gateway to the West is the Missouri River. It flows into the Mississippi River at St. Louis, MO.
Why is the gateway arch the gateway to the west?
Because Lewis and Clarke started their Westward Expadition in St .Louis
Which river is the gateway to the west?
Mississippi, in the US
Where is the Gateway to the West located?
St. Louis, MO
Where is the Gateway Arch to the West?
St. Louis Missouri
What is referred to as The Gateway to the West?
St. Louis, Missouri.
