Isthmus of Suez
he Suez Canal was built by a company from which country?
Erie canal
China's first great canal system, which created a northeast-southwest link from the Huang He (when the Huang had a northern course) to the Huai River.
The "Great Wall" is in China. It was built along the borders in hopes of keeping out invaders from the steppes.
Darius the Great
Well, its not really a canal but the St. Lawrence River connects with the great lakes with locks that raise up water and lower it down. This gets them to the atlantic ocean
Many of the most successful great early American civilizations built large cities along water. Typically these cities were built along the Atlantic Ocean.
The Erie Canal was built to connect the great lakes to new york city. The Erie canal started at lake Erie and headed east until it reached the Hudson River which led into New york city
The idea of connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea is as old as the pharaohs. The first canal in the region seems to have been dug about 1850BCE, but that attempt, like many others, failed. Desert winds blew in and clogged the canal. About 150 years ago, Great Britain had a thriving trade with India, but without a canal, British ships had to make a long journey around the entire continent of Africa in order to trade with India. A canal through the Isthmus of Suez would cut the journey from Great Britain to India by 6,000 miles. An isthmus is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger pieces of land.
The Erie Canal, constructed from 1818 to 1825, stretches 365 miles from the Hudson River to Lake Erie, linking the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. When first built, the Erie Canal cut transportation costs by a whopping 95%. The contribution of the canal to the worth of the New York region is incalculable. It remains in use to this day as the New York State Barge Canal.
The Suez Canal is and was used to for transportation of goods/supplies and people. When the Suez Canal was built, it was meant for transporting goods from South Asia to Europe. The Suez Canal was originally built by the French, but Great Britain bought it from them when it was completed and the canal became an important foothold in WWI and WWII.
jointly by the United States and Great Britian