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trans-provincial 
adj. crossing a province.
- 1916 A trans-provincial highway is building through southern British Columbia from the mountains, via Cranbrook, Nelson, Penticton (foot of Okanagan Lake) and Princeton, to Hope in the Fraser River Valley.
- 1952 They have not, for instance, been able to get the Ontario Government to construct adequate transprovincial highways.
- 1916 A trans-provincial highway is building through southern British Columbia from the mountains, via Cranbrook, Nelson, Penticton (foot of Okanagan Lake) and Princeton, to Hope in the Fraser River Valley.