What were modes of transportation available in 1750 to 1820?

Between 1750 and 1820, transportation primarily relied on horses, carriages, and boats. The introduction of canals, such as the Erie Canal in the early 19th century, greatly improved inland water transport. Additionally, the development of roads, including turnpikes, facilitated overland travel. By the late 1810s, early steam-powered boats began to emerge, marking the beginning of mechanized transportation.