The Pony Express could average 12 to 15 miles per hour, including stops. The speed was maintained by having fresh horses every 10 to 15 miles along the greater part of the routes. The rider and mailbags would quickly transfer from horse to horse, with a rider riding for an average of 10 hours, but sometimes as long as 20.
2000 miles in 10 days
Morse telegraph installed across country
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A person on horseback can travel about 30 miles a day. The Pony Express did not ride 2000 miles when it was active. That is the length of the country.
The telegraph is what ended the Pony Express
The term pony express can be either a common or proper noun. When speaking generally, it is a common noun; when referring to a specific pony express service, it is a proper noun. Example uses: Prior to the telegraph, several pony express companies carried mail across the Rockies. One of those companies was the Wells Fargo Pony Express Service.
The invention and creation of the telegraph made a faster and cheaper method to send information across the nation, The Pony Express ended because of an advance in technology.
a total of a year in a half
BY decreasing the time it takes for a message to travel across the U.S.
I really wouldn't say that the pony express was the beginning of communication in the 1860's they had mail delivery to the West long before the pony express it just took longer since it had to travel by ship or by stagecoach which could take about a month.. If your teacher is trying to state it was... then you should clarify if for him or her... Now the Pony Express was a rely system that cut the delivery time to about 10 days total... first the mail was sent by telegraphic communication (Morse code) covering about half the distance across the US and a the Pony Express carried it the rest of the way.
there was not a single pony on the pony express only horses.
what time was jimmy spoon and the pony express
The Pony Express stables are in California.