The Santa Fe and Butterfield Overland Trails
How were the Santa Fe and Butterfield Overland Trails similar?
Both trails followed a southern route to the West.
Pioneers traveled both trails in search of farmland to settle.
Both trails were used mainly to carry mail.
Both trails were created after railroads spread West.
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