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The railroads helped establish countless towns and settlements, paved the way to abundant mineral deposits and fertile tracts of pastures and farmland, and created new markets for eastern goods.

As the market for agricultural goods outside the state's boundaries increased, the Santa Fe developed a massive fleet of refrigerator dispatch cars, and in 1906 the Southern Pacific joined with the Union Pacific Railroad to create the Pacific Fruit Express.

With the expansion of agriculture interests throughout the state (along with new rail lines to carry the goods to faraway markets), new communities were founded and existing towns expanded.

For instance, while the railroads provided much-needed transportation routes to out-of-state markets for locally produced raw materials and avenues of the import for eastern goods, there were numerous instances of rate fixing schemes among the various carriers, the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific included.

Sporting goods manufacturers of Argentina.

Sporting goods manufacturers of Brazil.

Though it is not used for transporting goods and materials, the Gravataí River is a navigable waterway for boating.

The UK also has a network of ports which received over 558 million tons of goods in 2003–2004.

In 1953 89"nbsp;billion tonne kilometres of goods were moved, with rail accounting for 42%, road 36% and water 22%.

Between 1990 and 2000, there has been a move to heavier goods vehicles due to major changes in the haulage industry including a shift in sales to larger articulated vehicles.

A large canal network was built and it became the primary method of transporting goods throughout the country; however, by the 1830s with the development of the railways, the canal network began to go into decline.

A third platform had been provided on the Inner Circle to the south of the main station opposite the site of the extinct goods yard.

This involved the movement of finished goods and raw materials, including chank shell, lapis lazuli, turquoise, and ceramics.

" At Senafe, the British rewarded Ras Kassai, Yohannes IV, for his services with a formidable quantity of supplies, which Marcus estimates were worth "approximately £500,000": six mortars, six howitzers, about 900 muskets and rifles, stocks of ammunition which included 585,480 percussion caps, and other goods and supplies.