As the industrial revolution got rolling and coal was in great demand by the mid-18th century, how did the coal get from the mines to places it was used?

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As the industrial revolution got rolling and coal was in great demand by the mid-18th century, how did the coal get from the mines to places it was used?

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Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 1 · 2022-04-15T11:47:07+02:00

The coal were transported over short distance with use of conveyor belt or truck while a Rail transport were used for long distance journey.

What led to high demand for coal?

At the start of the industrial revolution, the transporation system of railway increase massively because of steel and metal development in the Industrial era.

Hence, the need for train to move over long distance led to the great demand for coal in the 18th century.