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What Nile river and the Suez canal are two important waterways located here?
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∙ 15y ago
Part of the River Nile and the whole Suez Canal are in Egypt. They are not connected together.
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What are waterways?
A river, canal, or other route for travel by water.
What bodies of water is the Erie Canal located between?
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What are some of the Netherlands waterways?
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Are there important waterways in South Dakota?
The Missouri River.
What are different types of waterways?
canal, river, stream those are the only ones i can think of right now. ! ;)
Why are waterways important?
The Chang and Xi river was important because it was good for trade and transportation.
Which waterways are the middle east?
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What are important waterways in Ireland?
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Is Mississippi River one of the country's most important commercial waterways.?
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What waterways were important for people in both Cahokia and St. Louis?
Mississippi River
