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The construction of the Panama Canal used approximately 4.8 million cubic meters (around 6.3 million cubic yards) of concrete. This massive amount was essential for building the canal's locks, dams, and other structures needed to facilitate its operation. The extensive use of concrete was a critical factor in the canal's durability and functionality over the years.

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