Canals And Waterways 1-24
23 entries in the Canals And Waterways compendium.
Canals And Waterways 1-24 — Era Chart
Erie CanalHistoric canal linking the Hudson River to Lake Erie.Grand Canal (China)Longest artificial waterway in the world, linking northern and southern China.Kiel CanalArtificial waterway linking the North and Baltic Seas.White Sea–Baltic CanalSoviet canal built by gulag forced labor, opened 1933.Ghent–Terneuzen CanalCanal linking Ghent, Belgium, to Terneuzen, Netherlands.Grand Canal (Venice)Largest channel in Venice, lined with historic palaces.Great Man-Made RiverA 6,000-mile system of natural and man-made waterways in the eastern U.S. and Canada.Göta CanalSwedish canal linking west coast to Baltic Sea.Houston Ship ChannelDredged waterway linking Houston to the Gulf of Mexico.Intracoastal WaterwayInland waterway along U.S. Atlantic and Gulf coasts.Karakum CanalA 1300 km canal that irrigates a substantial part of Turkmenistan.Khlong Saen SaepA 72 km canal built for military transport, now a Bangkok waterway.Lake Washington Ship CanalCanal linking Lake Washington to Puget Sound via Seattle.Inside PassageA sheltered coastal route through Pacific Northwest islands and fjords.KitamaebuneEdo-to-Meiji shipping route linking Osaka to northern Japan.Great Wall of SandAdmiral Harry Harris, then commander of the Pacific Fleet, to describe the PRC's creation Manchester Ship CanalInland waterway linking Manchester to the Irish Sea.Mittelland CanalMajor east-west inland waterway in central Germany.Moscow CanalCanal linking Moscow to five seas via the Volga River.New York State Canal SystemA historic New York canal network now used for recreation.North Jiangsu Main Irrigation CanalMulti-purpose canal for flood control, irrigation, and power generation.Oder–Havel CanalGerman canal linking Oder and Havel rivers, built 1908–1914.Red Flag CanalThe Red Flag Canal is an irrigation canal located 80 km northwest of Anyang in the norther
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