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In 1840, how would lumber be transported from cumberland, maryland to washington, d. C. ?.
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In 1840, how would lumber be transported from cumberland, maryland to washington, d. C. ?.

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Most likely by railroad in 1840

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The Northeastern U.S. in 1840 was more industrialized than the West or South, so railroads would have been utilized.

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