Moose Crossing

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Set against the backdrop of post-World War I America, a group of civic leaders initiated the Theodore Roosevelt International Highway to honor the late president. This monumental road stretches over 4,000 miles, linking Portland, Maine, to Portland, Oregon, while traversing stunning landscapes, including seascapes, mountain vistas, and the Columbia River Gorge. As the northernmost transcontinental route of the 1920s and 30s, it became vital for automobile travel, showcasing unparalleled scenic beauty and encouraging exploration across the continent.