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Canals were built to move water to areas for agriculture from ancient times. These days, some irrigation canals are still used although sprinklers and other sorts of piping have replaced them in most places.

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How are canals different from rivers?

Canals are man made. Rivers are natural.


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Ancient peoples made canals to get water into fields and areas. Traces of ancient canals dating back thousands of years can be found around the world.


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