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What two large bodys of water does the Panama Canal connect?
My body and your body(;
What is a narrow passage of connecting two large bodies of water?
A strait.
Why was the Suez and panama canal built?
Suez canal was built as if anyone would travel from europe to india they had go all the way to cape of hope and then go to india.Because of this canal we can directly go to india through medditaranian sea.
A narrow strip of land connecting two bodies of land?
An Isthmus. Well-known isthmus is the country of Panama or the Sinai Peninsula. They are commonly crossed by canals, such as the Panama canal or the Suez canal.
A narrow passageway connecting to large bodies of water?
what is an articial waterway
How was the panama cana built?
The Panama Canal was built by digging out a large trench in Panama for boats to travel through. This ditch-like trench would be supported by many locks.
What is A is a narrow passage connecting two large bodies of water?
River or Canal
What is a passage of water that connect two large bodies of water?
bay
What large lake is part of of the Panama canal?
There are a number of lakes in Panama. Some of the major lakes include Gatun Lake, Alajuela Lake, and Bayon Lake.
What man-made body of water separates north America and south America?
The Panama Canal, built in 1914, which provided ships a lot more savings in time, money, and many other things by going through the canal through the Panama isthmus instead of around Cape Horn. (The tip of South America that curves slightly west).
Why was panama chosen as a site for a canal joining the Atlantic and the Pacific?
The main reason of the construction of the Panama canal was to reduce the overall voyage tome for ships to to cross from one ocean to another. As Panama is (relatively) narrower, it was deemed an ideal place. Also because Panama has existing bodies of water- in particular Lake Gutan- the canal would be able.to pass right through it and thus reducing the workload
What do you call a human-made waterway across land that connects two large bodies of water?
A canal.
