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Although the development of the region coincided with the advent of motorized vehicles, animal traction (horse and oxen) performed an essential role in rural areas where road construction was rudimentary or absent. Sturdiness was a prerequisite for any motor vehicle. Rail lines penetrated inland from the Atlantic ports of Puerto Deseado and Río Gallegos, but in general tracks were short and for specific industrial use.
 (9) taxi c1920? |
 (10) hunter c1920? |
 (5) oxen c1930 |
 (16) large cart c1930? |
 (14) riders c1940? |
 (8) traction engine c1910 |
 (4) train for workers and cargo c1950 |
 (17) fire vehicle 1918 |
 (6) river-crossing (a) c1924 |
 (7) river-crossing (b) c1924 |
 (1) saloon c1930 |
 (15) open car c1930 |
 (11) farm truck 1935 |
 (13) stuck in snow c1935 |
 (14) bus stop c1940? |
 (3) puncture 1941 |
 (2) outing 1941 |