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The Big Ditch.
Before air travel, the Panama Canal was the shortcut from New York City to San Francisco. Today it is still a shortcut if you are traveling by water.
Your answer is the Panama Canal, in of course, Panama.
The Panama Canal is a short cut between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Using the Panama Canal enables shipping to avoid the longer and stormy passage round Cape Horn (the southern tip of South America).
Because it was the thinest place to cut across being only sixty miles long.
Colon, cristobal, Gatun Locks, Gailliard Cut, Pedro Miguel Locks, Balboa, Miraflores Locks, Fort Amador, Panama city
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The Panama short cut may refer to the Panama Canal which connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean (via the Caribbean Sea) this 'short cut' means that ships no longer have to take the voyage all the way around the coast of south America and takes weeks off their journey time.
They both made great economic sense.In addition, they both cut through continents, saving businesses and military time and money by shortening the length of their trip. They no longer needed to travel around South America or Africa. They were also both involved in political tension until Egypt and Panama claimed rights to them.
Canal
Many people use the Panama Canal to sail to the other side of panama and import/ export items. It provides millions of dollars each day into our economy, but due to corruption, most of the money is deviated into corrupt politicians and not the people.