How did the development of the railroads change the cattle industry in texas

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The development of the railroads in Texas brought huge economic growth, expansion of businesses and development of cities across the state.

The railroads which stretched thousands of miles across Texas, enabled ranchers and farmers transport their products which were mainly cattle, lumber and cotton, efficiently. Texas became a leading producer and supplier of cattle as ranching businesses were greatly improved by the railroads.

The railroads replaced cowboys who were the main means of getting cattle to the market because it was faster and economical. Ranchers were able to transport cattle as far as Canada and across the United States.

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