Coles County 029 Charleston
2016/3/10 | 分类：美丽舟业务 | 标签： | views
我公司拥有专业过硬、经验丰富的国际铁路运输的经营作业团队，凭借中国铁路系统的网络优势，拥有最优惠的国际铁路运价，同时海外拥有专业铁路物流合作伙伴，提供各类货物国际铁路安全、快捷的物流及配套服务。
我司的铁路货运代理业务包括国际多式联运业务及国内运输业务，国际多式联运中天津港进口货物中转至内陆各国家的整箱、整车（篷车、敞车）的过境货物运输业务、国内各沿海地区货物经海上运输至天津后发往各内陆国家海铁联运业务是我司的主要优势项目；国内运输可操作天津起至全国各地的往返铁路运输业务。Cass County 017 Virginia 1837 Morgan County Lewis Cass(1782–1866), second governor ofMichigan Territory, fourteenthUnited States Secretary of War 13,642 376sqmi
(974km)
Champaign County 019 Urbana 1833 Vermilion County Champaign County, Ohio, which took its name from theFrenchfor "open level country" 201,081 997sqmi
(2,582km)
Christian County 021 Taylorville 1839 Sangamon County Christian County, Kentucky, which was itself named afterColonel William Christian 34,800 709sqmi
(1,836km)
Clark County 023 Marshall 1819 Crawford County George Rogers Clark(1752–1818), highest-ranking officer in theNorthwest Territoryduring theAmerican Revolution 16,335 502sqmi
(1,300km)
Clay County 025 Louisville 1824 Wayne, Lawrence, Fayette, and Crawford County Henry Clay(1777–1852), Kentucky legislator who negotiated theMissouri Compromise 13,815 469sqmi
(1,215km)
Clinton County 027 Carlyle 1824 Washington, Bond, and Fayette County DeWitt Clinton(1769–1828),Governor of New York, responsible for the construction of theErie Canal 37,762 474sqmi
(1,228km)
Coles County 029 Charleston 1830 Clark and Edgar County Edward Coles(1786–1868), secondGovernor of Illinois, responsible for the abolition of slavery in Illinois 53,873 508sqmi
(1,316km)
Cook County 031 Chicago 1831 Putnam County Daniel Pope Cook(1794–1827), politician and firstAttorney General of Illinois 5,194,675 946sqmi
(2,450km)
Crawford County 033 Robinson 1816 Edwards County William H. Crawford(1772–1834), ninthUnited States Secretary of War, seventhSecretary of the Treasury 19,817 444sqmi
(1,150km)
我司的铁路货运代理业务包括国际多式联运业务及国内运输业务，国际多式联运中天津港进口货物中转至内陆各国家的整箱、整车（篷车、敞车）的过境货物运输业务、国内各沿海地区货物经海上运输至天津后发往各内陆国家海铁联运业务是我司的主要优势项目；国内运输可操作天津起至全国各地的往返铁路运输业务。Cass County 017 Virginia 1837 Morgan County Lewis Cass(1782–1866), second governor ofMichigan Territory, fourteenthUnited States Secretary of War 13,642 376sqmi
(974km)
Champaign County 019 Urbana 1833 Vermilion County Champaign County, Ohio, which took its name from theFrenchfor "open level country" 201,081 997sqmi
(2,582km)
Christian County 021 Taylorville 1839 Sangamon County Christian County, Kentucky, which was itself named afterColonel William Christian 34,800 709sqmi
(1,836km)
Clark County 023 Marshall 1819 Crawford County George Rogers Clark(1752–1818), highest-ranking officer in theNorthwest Territoryduring theAmerican Revolution 16,335 502sqmi
(1,300km)
Clay County 025 Louisville 1824 Wayne, Lawrence, Fayette, and Crawford County Henry Clay(1777–1852), Kentucky legislator who negotiated theMissouri Compromise 13,815 469sqmi
(1,215km)
Clinton County 027 Carlyle 1824 Washington, Bond, and Fayette County DeWitt Clinton(1769–1828),Governor of New York, responsible for the construction of theErie Canal 37,762 474sqmi
(1,228km)
Coles County 029 Charleston 1830 Clark and Edgar County Edward Coles(1786–1868), secondGovernor of Illinois, responsible for the abolition of slavery in Illinois 53,873 508sqmi
(1,316km)
Cook County 031 Chicago 1831 Putnam County Daniel Pope Cook(1794–1827), politician and firstAttorney General of Illinois 5,194,675 946sqmi
(2,450km)
Crawford County 033 Robinson 1816 Edwards County William H. Crawford(1772–1834), ninthUnited States Secretary of War, seventhSecretary of the Treasury 19,817 444sqmi
(1,150km)