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Why Jamestown a poor place for settlement?

Updated: 8/18/2023
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Mrhonestpretzels

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15y ago

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While the prior planning was somewhat lacking, the settlement at Jamestown got off to a fairly good start. The first winter was extremely harsh and unexpected. That winter caused condition continued hardship.

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13y ago

Jamestown is built on swampy land and it had a poor water supply. Mosquitoes were very bad so the combination of bad water killed most of the 106 men within six months. The lack of food was also a problem.

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8y ago

The Jamestown location was bad because they build their fort beside/on a swamp with had bugs that carried deadly diseases and the water also killed many of the settlers.

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14y ago

Jamestown was a very swampy land at the time

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12y ago

the land was swampy and not good for farming or anything else.

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15y ago

Because the land was swampy and bad for crops.

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13y ago

The swampy and isolated site was plagued by mosquitoes and tidal river water unsuitable for drinking, and offered limited opportunities for hunting and little space for farming.

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11y ago

Jamestown was a poor location becouse there was many masque toes that gave then infections

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7y ago

that is not true

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4y ago

Because it was very swampy and unsafe for others :)

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