Jasper
A town in the western foothills of the Canadian Rockies in western Alberta, Canada. It is the tourist center of Jasper National Park. It originated as a fur trading post for the Northwest Company, built in 1801. It became popular as a tourist resort with the establishment of the national park area (1907), the construction of lodges in the park (20), and the completion of the Banff-Jasper Highway. Population: 3,269 (1981).JasperPlease see the "Jasper" page. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
カナダ，アルバータ州西部，カナディアンロッキー西麓の町。ジャスパー国立公園の観光中心地。 1801年建設された北西会社の毛皮交易所が起源。国立公園地域の設定 (1907) ，公園内のロッジの建設 (20) ，バンフ＝ジャスパーハイウェーの完成によって観光保養地として注目されるようになった。人口 3269 (1981) 。
ジャスパー「碧玉」のページをご覧ください。 出典 ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典について 情報 |
<<: Jasper National Park - Jasper National Park
Recommend
Saint-Pierre Island (English spelling)
A small French island located south of Newfoundlan...
Gunpyoronso - Gunpyoronso
A controversy in ancient Japanese history. The deb...
Skinned barley - Kawamugi
The caryopses of barley (six-rowed barley) and two...
Air conditioning (English)
The act of adjusting the temperature, humidity, an...
Cocktail lighting - Kakuteru Shoumei
...Color rendering is the characteristic of a lig...
Rescue book - Kyuukosho
...Early modern agricultural books share this cha...
Black Death
…The devastation was described in detail in Proco...
Hispanic - Hispanic (English spelling)
Hispanic Americans. Refers to people from Latin Am...
Cliff Mountain
…The battle in February 1279 saw the complete dow...
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
The futures market was originally created and dev...
Asakura Zansho - Asakura Zansho
…It ripens red in autumn, and the skin splits ope...
Tin - Tin
The atomic symbol is Sn. The atomic number is 50, ...
Drawstring shoes - Drawstring shoes
…Tsunagu, which have been in common use since the...
Economic Support Fund
...Military aid is not always given to the govern...
Water Police - Suijou Keisatsu
Prefectural police are responsible for maintainin...