How were manufactured goods transported?

Manufactured goods were primarily transported through a combination of land and water routes. Trucks and railroads facilitated overland transport, allowing for efficient movement across long distances, while ships and barges were used for transporting large quantities of goods via rivers, lakes, and oceans. In urban areas, goods were often delivered by smaller vehicles or even horse-drawn carts. The development of infrastructure, such as highways and ports, significantly enhanced the efficiency of these transportation methods.