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By the 1830s, the fastest way to travel from new orleans to pittsburgh was by:

By the 1830s, the fastest way to travel from new orleans to pittsburgh was by:
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By the 1830s, the fastest way to travel from new orleans to pittsburgh was by:

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The first person to pilot a steam boat was Nicholas Roosevelt. He piloted it from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. This was in the year 1811, after which it become the fastest means of travel between the two areas.
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