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the locks are just big metal doors and there is a person that has the remote to control the opening and closing.
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How was the Panama Canal maked?
Do you mean "How was the Panama Canal made?"
What Physical Characteristics made Panama a poor choice for a canal site?
mean to Panama
Does Mexico have a canal?
You mean like the Panama or Suez canals? The answer is no.
Who is the rightful owner of panama?
The people of Panama. Panama is a sovereign country, so it is not 'owned' by anyone else. Should you mean to ask: Who owns the Panama Canal? the answer is: it is owned by the Republic of Panama and managed by the Government agency called the ACP (Autoridad del Canal de Panama).
Do you have to pay for your boss's keys if you lose them?
If you mean the keys to a business, then the management usually has insurance to cover the replacement cost of keys and locks.
What does gran mean?
It means, 'great work' like building the Panama Canal, or the Pyramids in Egypt.
What does the PCS light mean?
Three pieces
What are the two bodies of water does the isthmus of panama separate?
The Panama Canal connects the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean.
What does Gran trabajo mean?
It means, 'great work' like building the Panama Canal, or the Pyramids in Egypt.
Name of the longest canal in the western hemisphere?
panama canal ... most definitely not the panama canal which is less than 100 miles in length, Erie canal is somewhere around 360 miles, does not mean this is the longest, but it certainly is the longest that I am aware of St. Lawrence seaway is somewhere around 2500 miles long but is not just a canal, its a mixture of canal, lake, river, and others that im unsure of
How does the Panama Canal river float?
do you mean the canal or the river itself? neither one floats. the canal is built on the riverbed and is created in such a way that it can be sealed, allowing no water through. as for the river, well it can't float on itself.
What is the surface elevation of the Panama Canal?
Gatun Lake, and the channel called the Culebra Cut to its south, are the highest water-level points on the Panama Canal, being 26 meters (85 feet) above mean sea level. There are hilltops that reach a few hundred feet higher than the canal itself, and the Centennial Bridge, near the Pacific end, has towers that are 604 feet high.
