Minnesota has been able to make use of its geographic location by transporting iron ore to destination markets by...- loading the ore onto trains that can easily and rapidly cross the flat terrain of Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana.- hauling the ore by semi-trailer truck (18-wheeler) from one transportation hub to another, for example Duluth, to Minneapolis, to Chicago.- sending the ore down the Mississippi River on huge barges.- shipping the ore by freighter across the Great Lakes.

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