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The Suez Canal, being a sea-level canal does not use locks. The Suez canal did have movable traffic-control bridges that spanned the entrances to control traffic but these were not, strictly speaking locks. It is by far the longest big-ship canal in the Western world- there are some big canals in both Russia and China.

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It cost $7 million and 8 years to build the Erie Canal using thousands of Irish laborers. The digging began in Rome, NY. Three rounds of improvements were made to the canal. Today it has 35 locks and is 120 feet wide and 12 feet deep.

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