Canal boats primarily carried goods such as coal, iron, grain, timber, and heavy machinery, which were essential for industrial and agricultural economies. They also transported raw materials and finished products to and from factories and markets. Additionally, some canal boats were used for carrying passengers, providing a means of travel before the widespread adoption of railways. The efficient movement of goods via canal boats played a crucial role in the development of trade and industry during the Industrial Revolution.
Manufacture goods. Raw materials. Foodstuff.
A water channel, man-made and used for navigation
Storybook Land Canal Boats was created in 1994.
something that goes along a canal
Narrow boats.
Canal boats were invented by engineers who also built railroad for the canal boats to travel on. Canal boats at and up side and a down side and they rode piggyback on railroad flatcars. Canal boats had 3 sections, a kitchen and different bedrooms. People that rode canal boats usually ate around 6:00 pm and meals cost between 25-37 cents. Mules or Horses usually pulled canal boats. A man at the back of the boat guided it with a stick-like rudder. In good weather passengers could sit on top of the house, but they had to watch out for low-laying bridges. Unfortunatly steam engines were built providing faster and cheaper ways of transportation and the canal boats were outdated. After all that work building the aqueducts (special water bridges built fro canals) and locks (raised or lowered canal boats by raising or lowering the canal water.
To float in the water.
Messenger boats are boats that carry orders.
Through Locks
it acts as a stairway for boats
they use boats
locks