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    1. a vehicle used for transporting goods or another specified purpose:
      "a timber wagon" · "a breakdown wagon"
    2. IRISH
      derogatory
      an unpleasant or disliked woman.
    Origin
    late 15th century: from Dutch wagen; related to wain.
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    What are the different types of wagons?
    There are many types of wagons that differ by design and architecture. Similar to a prairie schooner, the Conestoga was a canvas-covered wagon pulled by a team of oxen, horses, or mules. A defining characteristic of a Conestoga wagon is that it was outfitted and built to withstand hauling heavy loads over long distances.

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    What was the Great Wagon Road?
    The Great Wagon Road was an improved trail through the Great Appalachian Valley from Pennsylvania to North Carolina, and from there to Georgia in colonial America . 1751 Fry-Jefferson map depicting the Virginia Colony and surrounding provinces.

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    How were wagons used in the early settlers?
    In the early days of settlement, particularly to the Northwest Territory, the wagon was used. Often passengers were charged for travel by weight, the same as freight. Conestogas were called Pittsburgh wagons in the West or Hoosier wagons in Indiana and they were frequently used by settlers.

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    How many miles a day did a wagon make?
    Wagons were usually driven by professional teamsters who made up their own subculture. Wagons could make for about 20 miles a day on a good road. Sometimes wagons travelled in long caravans of up to a hundred or more so that when they arrived in cities such as Philadelphia to deliver goods like whiskey, fur, and flour they jammed up the streets.

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    WEBden 3. maj 2024 · Wagon - Nom commun. (Chemin de fer) Véhicule ferroviaire destiné au transport de passagers ou de marchandises. …

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      Great Wagon Road - Wikipedia

      WEBden 23. maj 2024 · The Great Wagon Road was an improved trail through the Great Appalachian Valley from Pennsylvania to North Carolina, and from there to Georgia in colonial America.

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      WEBden 20. okt. 2023 · Conestoga wagons are often thought to be the wagon of the Old West, but they were one among many. Let’s take a look at some of the other truths of the Conestoga wagon by looking at seven details …

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      WEBden 21. nov. 2023 · Conestoga Definition. By definition, a Conestoga wagon is a freight hauling wagon because of its ability to transport heavy loads. The wagon was named after the town that it is thought to …