Puzzle 14 · Post Roads and the New Republic · Page 28 in print

Great Wagon Road

Bethabara, Bethania, Salem, Salisbury, and Charlotte grew with traffic on the Great Wagon Road.

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  1. Bethabara

    Moravian settlement on the road.

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  2. Bethania

    Moravian settlement on the road.

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  3. Blue Ridge

    Mountain range east of the valley route.

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  4. Charlotte

    North Carolina city that grew from the road.

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  5. Conestoga

    Heavy-duty Conestoga wagons, the road’s freight haulers.

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  6. Germans

    German migrants who traveled the road.

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  7. Germanton

    North Carolina community on the road.

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  8. Gettysburg

    Pennsylvania town on the road’s westward leg.

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  9. Hagerstown

    Maryland town on the road.

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  10. Hogs

    Hogs herded down the road to market.

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  11. Salisbury

    North Carolina town that grew from the road.

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  12. Scots Irish

    Scots Irish migrants who traveled the road.

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  13. Walnut Cove

    North Carolina community on the road.

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  14. Winchester

    Virginia town on the road.

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  15. York

    York, Pennsylvania (founded 1741), where the road turned south.

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Sources

  1. Great Wagon RoadNCpedia
  2. Great Wagon RoadEncyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia

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