Abandoned Railroads in America
The introduction of the railroad in 1827 changed transportation. As you can see, the majority of abandoned railroads are in the country’s eastern half, which makes sense given the country’s progressive westward expansion in the 1800s. As planes and vehicles became more popular, trains became less popular, and more railroads were abandoned.
Abandoned Railroads In America
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Canadians Prefer the South
We all knew that rural areas abound in Canada, but did you know that half of the country’s population resides south of the line on the map? The harsh winters up north, we suppose, dissuade a lot of people from staying there!
Canadians Prefer The South
