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Wagon

four wheeled vehicle (mostly pulled by draught animals)
English: Media of wagons. Wagons are four-wheeled vehicles pulled by draft animals (horses, mules, oxen, or other creatures) used for hauling goods, commodities, materials, supplies, or other things, as opposed to primarily people. For four-wheeled vehicles designed for people, see carriage. For two-wheeled vehicles, see cart.

Farm wagons

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    Farm wagon, Poland
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    Farm wagons of Hungary
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    Small buckboard wagon in Michigan, a typical farm wagon of the USA
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    Hay wagon in Romania
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    Ox wagon in India

Covered wagons

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    Conestoga Wagon, used for hauling goods on the East Coast of the United States
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    Covered wagon of the sort used by settlers in Canada
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    Chuckwagon, used for feeding people in a wagon train or other convey
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    Covered wagon on display in Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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    Ox wagon from South Africa
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    Drawing of a South African covered wagon
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    Camp Cook's Troubles by Charles Marion Russell

Military wagons and ambulances

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    Union Army field telegraph battery wagon, Siege of Petersburg, American Civil War
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    Hydrogen gas-generating wagons, used for inflating observation balloons in the American Civil War
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    Navy ambulance wagon from the American Civil War
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    Ambulance, Sumatra, Indonesia
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    Railway ambulance, New South Wales, Australia

Nomadic wagons

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    A migrant farmer's wagon with mules harnessed to its tongue.

Delivery wagons

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    Bakery van in Australia
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    Milk wagon, Berlin, Germany
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    Biscuit delivery wagon, Montreal
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    Milkman wagon in the USA
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    Annheuser-Busch Budweiser beer delivery wagon, USA
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    DuPont explosives wagon, USA
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    Ice wagon, Netherlands

Freight wagons

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    Wool wagon, Australia
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    wool wagon, Australia
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    "Twenty-mule team" borax wagon, Death Valley, California, USA
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    Wagons for the 101 Ranch Wild West Show
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    Freight wagons in the Yukon

Other wagons

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    Stroller wagon
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    A portable photography studio used during the Crimean War
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    Street-cleaning wagon, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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    Garbage wagon, Seattle, 1915
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    A water wagon, Texas
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    American circus wagon
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