Were mining camps in the West in the late 1800s often crowded?
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2016-08-14 2:52 pm
Yes, they were.
2016-08-14 9:22 am
Dawson City currently has around 2000 people, and while it is not crowded, there are few empty lots. In 1898, about 30-40,000 people showed up. Where they all lived is hard to imagine today. The crowding was insane.
參考: Live near Dawson City, Yukon.
2016-08-14 1:42 am
It depended on where they were an the circumstances of the rush. Sometimes, as in Alaska or California, more people arrived than could be housed properly.
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