High traffic volume to and from boomtown cities ruined many dirt roads that were originally built for rural towns. A direct result of this was - a return to horseback travel. railroads built connecting

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High traffic volume to and from boomtown cities ruined many dirt roads that were originally built for rural towns. A direct result of this was -

a return to horseback travel.

railroads built connecting many towns in Texas.

the growth of the Eisenhower Interstate System.

man-made canals to connect Texas cities by water.

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railroads built connecting many towns in Texas

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