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How did change the west?
Railroads brought supplies and people from the east which made western towns grow
Why did some towns quickly grow and fall in the west?
Towns -boom Towns - could grow up quickly due to gold or some other valuable ore being found nearby. But since people then didn't have good methods to survey how much there was, the Towns coul die just as Quick when the mines weent empty.
What did they call the abandoned towns in the west?
They were called ghost towns.
How many towns in the US are named TWILIGHT?
There is a Twilight West Virginia, and one in Pennsylvania.
How many towns in U S A are named Blair?
There are towns named Blair in the states of . . . -- Nebraska -- Oklahoma -- South Carolina -- Wisconsin, and -- West Virginia.
How many towns named Elkton in US?
There are 10 cities or towns with the name Elkton. There are others with Elkton in it's name such as West Elkton, Ohio.
What town is west of the Appalachians?
There are thousands of towns west of the Appalachians.
What name was given to towns that grew very suddenly in the west?
boom towns
What name was given to towns that grew very suddenly in west?
boom towns
What are cultural towns?
The towns known for art, culture and education are cultural towns like shantiniketan in west bengal.
Where is a thatched dwelling found?
South West England has many thatched dwellings scattered throughout many towns and villages
How did the railroads change the west?
One thing the Transcontinental Railroad did for the west was eliminating the Oregon Trail. Essentially, you could move to the West (California predominantly) without the hardships, many times death, that came with traveling the Oregon Trail.
