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	School Name - About Our School
		Military Trail Public School took the name of the street on which it fronts, one of the school naming policies of the former Scarborough Board of Education.
		With the construction of numerous townhouses and apartments in the Morningside and Military Trail area, a need for another school was evident by 1967.
		Military Trail SENIOR Public School's history was short-lived, however.
	schools.tdsb.on.ca /militarytrail (598 words)

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		While not as important as the Oregon Trail, yet the military trail from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley was connected with the early history of Pottawatomie county.
		The Blue river and portion of the abutment of bridge or ferry across the river on the Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley military trail, at the mouth of Junietta creek on Samuel Dyer's claim in section 30, Blue township.
		The trail is marked through the state of Nebraska, and should be marked through the state of Kansas before the last vestige of it disappears.
	www.kancoll.org /articles/otrail/ortrail6.htm (1680 words)

	Military Trail, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Military Road or the "Military Supply Road," evolved in 1756-57 to haul supplies 60 miles westward from Elizabeth, (then called Elizabeth Town) through today's sites of Newton and Walpack Center, to Fort Johns on the Delaware River for distribution to the other forts along the river.
		Military Trail is one mile long and climbs steeply, then descends steeply, about 200 feet.
		Military Trail is for hiking only: no bicycles, automobiles, or motorized vehicles of any kind are permitted on the trail.
	www.nps.gov /dewa/InDepth/Sites/Military.html (2171 words)

	Spanning the Gap, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Military Road developed in 1756 to haul supplies from Elizabethtown to Headquarters for distribution to the other forts along the river.
		It is at this point an old trail, barely passable, goes over the mountain to Brinks Road in Stokes State Forest and then follows the present day road to Tillmans Ravine and crosses the Flatbrook to Walpack Center.
		Farmers used the Military Road to travel from the river to Walpack Center and the interior.
	www.nps.gov /dewa/InDepth/Spanning/stgMILTR.html (572 words)

	Military Reserve
		After the military halted its operations, the community recognized the importance of this area and the Boise Front for recreation and wildlife values.
		Please avoid the volunteer trails that meander through the brush as this area is set aside for wildlife to enjoy.
		This trail links the Cottonwood Creek and Freestone Creek drainages and is part of the "North by Northwest" crossing of the lower reaches of the Boise Front.
	www.cityofboise.org /parks/R2R/trsystem/military.html (385 words)

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		The Old Military Trail (#1) and the Juniper Springs Trail (#2) share the same trailhead.
		To access this trail midway, traveling northwest on FR 6, turn on FR 7 and go about 4 miles to where the trail crosses.
		Trail layout: The trail goes through pinyon-juniper woodland and rolling hills for about 2 miles.
	www.hikearizona.com /decoder-PF.php?ZTN=485 (458 words)

	Valdez, Alaska History: The Goat Trail
		By 1909 the trail was widened and ran from Valdez to Eagle and was called the Military or Valdez Trail.
		It was used for many years by travelers and military personnel traveling to and from the interior of Alaska.
		This historic trail was to Alaska what the Oregon Trail was to the Continental United States (or "lower 48").
	www.valdezalaska.org /history/goatTrail.html (346 words)

	Military Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Perhaps the most famous military trail was the Bozeman, established in 1863 as a wagon route—which meant easy grades, good grass, and water about every twenty miles.
		The military strategy was to keep Lakota and Cheyenne away from the new rail lines in southern Wyoming by distracting them with patrols from the Bozeman forts in the north.
		The Western Trails Project is funded through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, a Federal agency that fosters innovation, leadership and a lifetime of Learning.
	host1.cdpheritage.org /westerntrails/exhibits/military (1504 words)

	The Overland Trail Links--Military Roads-Last updated 06/17/01
		Texas: The Military Road Expedition of 1840-41 In December 1839 the Congress of the Republic of Texas passed a law directing military personnel to cut a road between Austin and Fort Inglish (now Bonham).
		Trans-Alaska Military Trail and Wagon Road Sections of the trail remain much the same today as when first built by soldiers and destitute prospectors hired by the Army in the summer of 1899.
		The Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Military Road On September 5th of 1859 a party hardy explorers, consisting of Andrew Wiley, Harvey Wiley, John Brandenberg, and John Gray followed the course of the South Santiam River in an effort to locate a route over the Cascade Mountains to central Oregon.
	www.over-land.com /militaryroad.html (873 words)

	Blackwater Heritage Trail State Park
		This is the westernmost rail trail in the state, extending from the small community of Milton in the south to Whiting Field Naval Air Station (NAS) in the north.
		Trail Length/Surface: Blackwater Heritage is 7.0 miles, non-motorized paved (asphalt 12’ wide); Military is 2.2 miles, non-motorized paved trail (asphalt 12’ wide); equestrian unpaved trail parallels a portion of the paved trail.
		The equestrian trail itself begins about one mile north of the Milton Trailhead, but equestrian access is available at the parking area located at Munson Highway (see parking location identified on map).
	www.dep.state.fl.us /gwt/guide/regions/panhandlewest/trails/black_heritage.htm (453 words)

	Safety Council PBC :: Membership
		The Safety Council’s main facility is located at 770 South Military Trail in West Palm Beach Florida.
		We are two miles north of Forest Hill Boulevard, on the east side of Military Trail, in the Polo Marketplace.
		We are one mile south of Southern Boulevard on the east side of Military Trail, in the Polo Marketplace.
	www.safetycouncilpbc.org /drivingdirections.htm (93 words)

	Wisconsin Bicycling: Bike Trails
		Beginning with paved city trails in Eau Claire, the route traces the quiet countryside and broad meanders of the Chippewa River until it connects with the south end of the Red Cedar State Park Trail.
		The trail deviates from the rail bed for several miles west of Ridgeway where it is partially paved and follows rolling terrain.
		The route of the Ozaukee Interurban Trail is based on the Interurban railway that connected Ozaukee County to the City of Milwaukee.
	www.wisconline.com /attractions/biketrails.html (3292 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Although not a cattleman, Chisholm became a well-known figure on the trail and eventually the route north became known as "Chisholm Trail." Roughly paralleling the later route of U.S. Highway 81, the Chisholm Trail entered the Indian Territory near the present-day town of Terral, Oklahoma.
		The trail was not exact as the drovers often varied the route to avoid swollen streams or take advantage of good grazing areas.
		By 1889 the Chisholm Trail was abandoned altogether, the victim of westward-moving settlement.
	www.waurika.net /museum.html (648 words)

	The Palm Beach Post: MILITARY TRAIL WAS SUPPLY ROUTE DURING THE SECOND SEMINOLE WAR@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		MILITARY TRAIL WAS SUPPLY ROUTE DURING THE SECOND SEMINOLE WAR
		A: While South Florida is full of streets whose names have little to do with history, location or local flavor, Military Trail really was a military trail.
		During the Second Seminole war, the longest and costliest of the Indian wars and one of the most unpopular in U.S. history, Maj. William...
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:53436817&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf (191 words)

	WDNR - Military Ridge Trail
		The trail runs along the southern borders of Governor Dodge and Blue Mound state parks.
		The limestone-surfaced trail is open to hikers, bicyclists, and wheelchair users in late spring, summer, and fall and snowmobilers and cross-country skiers in the winter.
		Vehicle parking lots for the trail are at Highway PB east of Verona, Mount Horeb, Blue Mounds, Barneveld, Riley, and Highway YZ.2 mile east of Highway 23 near Dodgeville.
	www.dnr.state.wi.us /org/land/parks/specific/militaryridge (361 words)

	Directions
		The campus is located at 1265 Military Trail, the north-west corner of Military Trail and Ellesmere Road.
		If you are visting us via city roads, the campus is located at 1265 Military Trail, east of Morningside Avenue, west of Meadovale Road.
		The campus is located at 1265 Military Trail in Scarborough.
	www.utsc.utoronto.ca /~inflab/Contact.htm (499 words)

	[CPEO-MEF] Recreationists fight to save trail
		New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE TRIBUNE Recreationists fight to save trail By Shea Andersen Tribune Reporter April 23, 2003 Hikers and bikers are putting their mouse-clicks where their mouths are to save a favorite trail.
		The Department of Defense intends to close off public land, which is under its control, because of a series of "military withdrawals" of the land the past few decades.
		The land is National Forest land, and therefore public, but over the years the military has claimed control over areas that are near its operations.
	www.cpeo.org /lists/military/2003/msg00421.html (218 words)

	Fort To Sea Trail
		Today, thanks to the military, enormous construction progress is being made this summer on the new Fort-To-Sea Trail project, which will replicate the Lewis and Clark expedition’s original footpath between Fort Clatsop and the Pacific Ocean.
		The trail is a partnership of the National Park Service, Oregon State Parks and Recreation, and more than 15 businesses donating an estimated $400,000 in goods and services.
		The quality of work on the trail impressed a recent surprise visitor, retired U.S. Army Gen. Tommy Franks, a member of the National Park Foundation Board of Directors, a congressionally chartered organization that exists to raise funds for parks development.
	www.forttosea.org (1296 words)

	GORP - Ouachita National Forest Hiking - Old Military Road Trail
		Trail Highlights: The Old Military Road Trail starts along Holson Valley Road and connects with the Ouachita National Recreation Trail on the south side of Winding Stair Mountain.
		Trail Information: The Old Military Road Trail partially follows the road that was built by the military in 1832 between Fort Smith, AR and Fort Towson, OK. Many features of the original Military Road can still be seen from the trail just north of the picnic area.
		The Boardstand and Old Military Road Trail are marked with white rectangles; blue rectangles mark the Ouachita National Recreation Trail.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/resource/us_national_forest/ar/ouachita_trails/military.htm (434 words)

	Compass Monkey \| Arizona Hiking - Military Sinkhole Trail
		This is probably the easiest trail down the Mogollon Rim in terms of steepness and hazards along the way.
		The trail is as wide as a road although some trees and shrubs are growing on the trail.
		Ponderosa pine, fern, and oak are the most common plants found along the trail and some interesting rock formations are easily seen.
	www.compassmonkey.com /activities/activities.php/682 (141 words)

	Vicksburg National Military Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Description: The trail centers around the park which acts as a memorial for the historic Civil War battle that took place here.
		Vicksburg National Military Park was established on February 21, 1899, to commemorate one of the most decisive battles of the Civil War, the campaign, siege and defense of Vicksburg.
		The nearby USS Cairo Museum houses a variety of military and personal artifacts, which were recovered with the Cairo during its salvage operation.
	www.yustaga385.com /campbook/hike/hike20.htm (4763 words)

	American Bass Anglers Draw Tournament Trail 1.888.203.6222 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The organization was founded in 1975 and was formed for military bass fisherman and called Military Bass Anglers Association or MBAA for short.
		The tournament trail was limited to military personal only until the early 90s when non-military anglers were allowed to join.
		So you can also look at the ABA tournament trails as a great way for members that aspire to move into the professional ranks to learn to compete on different bodies of water without the huge expense associated with fishing at the professional level.
	www.americanbassanglers.com /whoweare.php (1362 words)

	Military Ridge Trail - Bed & Breakfast, Lodging, Camping, Attractions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The high point on the trail is at Blue Mounds, at about 1300 feet, and the
		The most recent addition to the trail, is the asphalt section
		Dodge Park must exit the trail at highway Z and camp in the
	www.trailsfromrails.com /military_ridge_trail.htm (132 words)

	Map and Location of DSI
		Take US 1 north to Indiantown Road, make a left heading west to Military Trail, take a left on Military trail heading south and go 2 traffic lights to Jupiter Lakes Blvd., make a left onto Jupiter Lakes and go about one block till you see the Jupiter Medical Center on the left hand side.
		Follow the signs as if you are going to the Emergency Room and proceed to building 1004 West, which is directly north and across the parking lot from the ER entrance.
		Take US 1 south to Indiantown Road, make a right heading west to Military Trail, take a left on Military Trail heading south and go two traffic lights to Jupiter Lakes Blvd., make a left onto Jupiter Lakes and go about one block till you see the Jupiter Medical Center on the left hand side.
	www.drugstudy.md /location.html (552 words)

	KeepMedia \| Newsweek: Trail Mix: Military Politics
		Buried deep inside a recent poll of servicemen and women (and their families), there's a surprisingly frank assessment of the war in Iraq and the commander-in-chief.
		When asked if the war in Iraq had reduced the risk of terrorism in the United States, 47 per cent said yes while 42 per cent said the risk of terrorism had increased.
		By a narrow margin of 48 to 47 per cent, a plurality of military folks believe Bush has no clear plan to bring the war in Iraq to a successful conclusion.
	keepmedia.com /pubs/Newsweek/2004/10/19/685449?extID=10037&oliID=229 (261 words)

	Park Directions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		From I95 go to the PGA Blvd. exit, exit heading west, go to the first light and turn left onto Military Trail go to the first light and turn left on to Burns Rd. Gardens Park is on the left appx.
		From the turnpike, exit PGA Blvd. and head east to Military Trail turn right and go to the first light and turn left onto Burns Rd..
		From the turnpike get off on PGA Blvd. heading east to Military Trail and turn right, go to the second light, Holly drive and do a U Turn and go back 250 Feet and turn right into the ball fields.
	www.pbgyaa.com /softball/Directions%20to%20the%20parks.htm (411 words)

	A1 Trails: Military Ridge State Trail, Wisconsin
		Trail description: 40-mile rail trail between Dodgeville and Verona on a former military road.
		My favourite sections of the trail: The slight uphill heading east from Klevenville to Mt. Horeb is very scenic.
		There is a rutted-out driveway in front of a pig farm just west of Ridgeway, as well as a hilly area where the trail is made up of loose gravel.
	www.a1trails.com /rail/wi/military.html (424 words)

	Northwood University - University College - West Palm Beach, FL Seminars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Proceed west on Okeechobee approximately 2.2 on Military Trail.
		Proceed east on Okeechobee approximately 1.5 miles to Military trail.
		Proceed west on Belvedere Rd. Approximately 1 mile to Military Trail.
	www.northwood.edu /uc/seminars/florida?section=map&PrinterFriendly=yes (71 words)

	thebackpacker.com - trail talk - military vs. nature
		The story here is the views of the environmentalists vs. the views of the military on a specific issue.
		Before you all continue to flame back and forth about where on some make-believe political spectrum NPR should be........someone do your homework and determine if federal military lands are subject to ALL the same federal regs that say a national forest is subject to.
		The military reservation is now expected to take care of a problem that the private sector should have remedied a LONG time ago.
	www.thebackpacker.com /trailtalk/thread/19378,-1.php (2566 words)

	Greenleaf Trails (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Circling scenic 930 acre Greenleaf Lake, the 16 mile primitive trail begins and ends in Greenleaf State Park.
		Hikers must also register at the park office for a briefing before hiking the trail.
		The trail was built and is maintained by an Oklahoma City based backpacking
	www.shopoklahoma.com /greenleaf_trails.htm (134 words)

	Directions
		Head East to Military Trail (approximately 3 miles).
		Head South on Military Trail to Jupiter Lakes Blvd. (the 2nd traffic light).
		Women’s Diagnostics is in the large, 2-story building on the corner of Military Trail and Jupiter Lakes Blvd. (Jupiter Drugs building).
	www.jupitermed.com /services/ImagingSvcs/Directions.htm (310 words)

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