Canals

Mr Richard Nelsonburg was the constructor.

15 nm (24 km)

8 km (5 mi)

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The Ohio and Erie Canal linked Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River. Later it was expanded to include the Ohio River.

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France

Yes it is

Egypt

Part of the River Nile and the whole Suez Canal are in Egypt. They are not connected together.

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Erie Canal

The Panama Canal and the surrounding areas around it is as clean as it can be. They enforce littering laws strongly, if a Police personnel or a park enforcement officer see you trowing a piece of paper or food or even a cigarette butt on the ground, you will get at least a $50.00 fine payable immediately by debit or credit card, if you cant pay they take you to one of the police precinct to record you until you pay the fine. Yes it is strongly enforced. The Panama canal is one of the cleanest places on earth, so is the Capital of Panama.

aqueducts

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In 1906

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The Caledonian Canal is a canal in Scotland that connects the Western part of the country with the Eastern part. It is used a means of transit between the 2 areas.

he reduced the yellow fever and malaria that killed many workers building the canal.

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Canada

The year is 1956 with the help of their allies: Great Britain, and the United States.

A canal is an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships for trade and such, while a river is a large natural stream of water flowing in a channel another body of water.