Transportation In New France

The transport infrastructure in New France was all but nonexistent with few roads and canals. Thus people used the waterways, especially the St. Lawrence River as the main form of transportation, by canoes. In the winter, when the lakes froze, both the poor and the rich travel by sleds pulled by dogs or horses.

 

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