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(New page: Canals are artificial waterways dug for purposes of navigation and/or land drainage. === Famous Canals === The Grand Canal, China The Grand Union Canal (London-Braunstone, Northa...) |
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=== Famous Canals === | === Famous Canals === | ||
| − | The Grand Canal, [[China]] | + | * The Grand Canal, [[China]] |
| − | The Grand Union Canal ([[London-Braunstone]], Northants) | + | * The Grand Union Canal ([[London-Braunstone]], Northants) |
| − | The [[Leeds]] and [[Liverpool]] Canal | + | * The [[Leeds]] and [[Liverpool]] Canal |
| − | The Bridgwater Canal (first modern canal in the world) | + | * The Bridgwater Canal (first modern canal in the world) |
| − | The Foss Dyke ([[Roman]] canal in [[Lincolnshire]]) | + | * The Foss Dyke ([[Roman]] canal in [[Lincolnshire]]) |
| + | * The Panama Canal | ||
| + | * The Suez Canal | ||
Revision as of 10:49, April 25, 2007
Canals are artificial waterways dug for purposes of navigation and/or land drainage.
Famous Canals
- The Grand Canal, China
- The Grand Union Canal (London-Braunstone, Northants)
- The Leeds and Liverpool Canal
- The Bridgwater Canal (first modern canal in the world)
- The Foss Dyke (Roman canal in Lincolnshire)
- The Panama Canal
- The Suez Canal