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In what way was middlesbrough a symbol of the industrial revolution in england
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In what way was middlesbrough a symbol of the industrial revolution in england

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Due to its proximity to coal and iron sources, Middlesbrough developed vast iron works, followed by high quality steel mills and the first railroads, eventually helping the North East to develop its shipping industry as well.
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