Two Mile Hill Road is the primary artery connecting the downtown core of Whitehorse to the Alaska Highway and the communities on the "upper bench." Its history is deeply tied to the rapid transformation of Whitehorse during the mid-20th century. Origin and Name While today the road is approximately 1.6 miles (2.6 km) long, its name stems from the era before modern engineering. * The "Two Mile" Distance: Local lore suggests the name comes from the distance between the top of the hill and the star

'It's beautiful': Human-sized robot strolling down Detroit's 7 Mile stuns residents

'It's beautiful': Human-sized robot strolling down Detroit's 7 Mile stuns residents

'It's beautiful': Human-sized robot strolling down Detroit's 7 Mile stuns residents

Google Maps for the ancient world! Incredible interactive map lets you explore the vast network of Roman roads stretching throughout Europe