The overland journey was never made.

Mbeya is the first large urban settlement encountered when travelling overland from the neighbouring nation of Zambia.

Of the reactor's journey, only about 40 miles were traveled overland, from the final port to the refinery.

Geological evidence suggests the Pacific coastal route was open for overland travel before 23,000 years ago and after 16,000 years ago.

From there he travelled overland to Burma, where he spent a month at Rangoon then he went on to Gangtok, in Sikkim.

China views the region s resources as an essential complement to its more vulnerable maritime energy imports from Africa and the Persian Gulf, and has invested billions of dollars constructing overland pipelines.

The strengthening of the capacity of the airport at Entebbe, Uganda, which was readily accessible overland from several major seaports, would contribute to the smoother operation of other peacekeeping missions in the region.

Concerned about their overland supply lines to Quebec, they first raided the British fishing port of Canso on May 23, and then organized an attack on Annapolis Royal, then the capital of Nova Scotia.

A 1,600 mile stretch of the Asian Highway Network will be ready by the end of 2005, making overland travel possible for the first time from the Indian Ocean coast of Myanmar to the Pacific Ocean shores of Viet Nam.

The one belt, one road initiative aims to re create the ancient overland and maritime Silk Roads that carried goods and ideas from Asia to Europe. Given that the project will entail significant Chinese investment affecting some 50 countries, its appeal in the developing world is not difficult to fathom.

To provide effective support to the Eastern brigades, the Mission will establish a regional logistics base for eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo in Entebbe, Uganda, which has one of the largest airports in Africa and is accessible overland from a large capacity Indian Ocean seaport in Dar es Salaam.