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What is central Mexicos direction from Mexico city?
Mexico City is already on central Mexico. If you mean direction to the actual geographical center of Mexico, it would be to the northwest of the city.
In what city is the US steel industry located?
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
What Midwestern city became the center of the automobile industry?
That would be Detroit, Michigan. Detroit became the center of the automobile industry largely because of the many steel mills that were already there, which meant less cost in transporting the needed material.
Which Texas city is the center of the petroleum industry?
Houston.
What french City is the center of the aviation industry?
Paris
Which city is the center of Argentina's industry?
buenos aires
Which city is most famous for the production of steel?
Both the city of Gary,Indiana and the city of Pittsburgh,PA
In what town in Pennsylvania was Andrew Carnegie's business located?
Andrew Carnegie was known for his business in the Steel Industry. By buying out other companies in the industry, he created what is known as a vertical monopoly, where he controls an industry through the whole process. i.e. He owned companies that mined the materials, transported them, processed them, and forged the steel for the final product. He used the City of Pittsburgh as the location for his steel mills, because of the ease of transportation by means of the three rivers. This is also why Pittsburgh is referred to as the Steel City - steel was the main industry of the city. Go Steelers
What city was center of automobile industry after civil war?
France
What is the German steel city?
In 1811, Krupp built Germany's first cast steel factory in Essen, which became Germany's "city of steel".Another town that is also of importance to the steel industry is Solingen, known as the "City of blades"
What is new mexicos forth largest city?
Santa Fe
Which city became the world's center for iron and steel manufacturing?
Pittsburgh had become the world's center of iron and steel manufacturing. Chicago became the Nation's second-largest city, with 1.7 million inhabitants
