Canals And Artificial Waterways 1-19
18 entries in the Canals And Artificial Waterways compendium.
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Albert CanalThe Albert Canal is a major waterway in northeastern Belgium, named for King Albert I of BAmsterdam–Rhine CanalA vital Dutch waterway connecting Amsterdam to the Rhine.Bridgewater CanalFirst great achievement of the canal age in Britain.Buckingham CanalConstructed during British rule, it was an important waterway in the late 19th and early 2Bydgoszcz CanalCanal connecting Vistula and Oder rivers via Brda and Noteć.Caledonian CanalScottish canal linking east and west coasts via the Great Glen.Canal du Midi17th-century canal linking Atlantic and Mediterranean in southern France.Canals of AmsterdamAmsterdam's canal system is a planned 17th-century network of waterways.Cape Cod CanalArtificial waterway connecting Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay.Casiquiare canalWorld's largest natural canal linking the Orinoco and Amazon basins.Chesapeake & Delaware CanalShip canal connecting Delaware River and Chesapeake Bay.Chesapeake and Ohio CanalIt replaced the Patowmack Canal and was built to link the Eastern Seaboard to the Ohio RivChicago Sanitary and Ship CanalCanal reversing Chicago River flow to protect Lake Michigan water.Corinth CanalA narrow Greek canal connecting two seas, now a tourist attraction.Danube–Black Sea CanalNavigable canal linking Danube to Black Sea, built with political prisoner labor.Dortmund–Ems CanalGerman canal linking Dortmund to Emden, opened 1899.Elbe–Lübeck CanalModern canal linking the Elbe and Trave rivers.Erie CanalHistoric New York canal connecting the Hudson River to Lake Erie.
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