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Railroads were often built to connect areas with abundant natural resources, such as mining or agriculture, to markets and ports for transport. The presence of natural resources like coal, iron ore, and timber influenced the routes and expansion of railroad networks to efficiently move goods to where they were needed.
they are located where the resources are plentiful and easy to reach
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The location of natural Resources and energy will affect the various types of economic activities that come with access to said resources.
location is how far to travel and there natural resources climate is about farming and forests also crops the natural resources effect hoew the people work
natural resources are all around the planet, however, some places have more resources than others, depending on their location. for example a place full of forests will have a great deal of wood that can be very usefull
The location makes it hard to get to. The climate makes hard to grow plants and crops, but they still have forests. Their natural resources actually help them to exstinguish this problem
Factories were located close to railroads so as to facilitate and reduce the cost of shipping their products.
How do the Natural Resources in a region affect which products people make?
The climate and Natural Resources of an area affect its economyThe more natural resources a country has, the faster it will grow, all other things held equal.
The salt of the natural resources, rose and fell because people wanted the salt so they stole it...that was the fall...but the rise is that their city gets the salt which no one else has...that is the rise
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