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Canals
An artificial waterway or artificially improved river used for travel, shipping, or irrigation.
888 Questions
What lakes does the Sault Ste Marie canal join?
It allows passage between Lake Superior and Lake Huron.
The Royal Canal and Grand Canal in Ireland link the Irish Sea with which river?
The Royal Canal (Irish: An Chanáil Ríoga) is a canal originally built for freight and passenger transportation from the River Liffey atDublin to the River Shannon atCloondara in County Longford inIreland. It fell into disrepair, but since has been restored for navigation. The full length of the canal was re-opened on October 01, 2010.
The other large canal in Ireland is the Grand Canal from Dublin's southside through the Midlands to the River Shannon
What are the function of link canals?
Link canals, also known as canaliculi in bone tissue, serve to connect osteocytes, the mature bone cells. These tiny channels facilitate communication and nutrient exchange between osteocytes and the surrounding bone matrix, allowing for the maintenance and regulation of bone health. Additionally, link canals help distribute mechanical stress and signals throughout the bone, contributing to its adaptive remodeling in response to physical activity.
Who purchased the Suez canal in 1875?
British Prime Minister Disreali bought enough shares to gain controlling interest in the canal
According to United Nations figures, 53 Canadians were killed during peacekeeping operations as part of UNEF 1, the Suez Canal operation of 1956-1957. This was the bulk of the 100 fatalities of that mission.
Where is the source of the basingstoke canal?
The underground source originates from the stoke area in the midlands and flows down south into a basin, hence the name of the town being Basingstoke, I believe
What is the typical toll of the Suez canal?
Vessels sailing from Asia to the East Coast via the Suez Canal have to pay on average US$465,000 for passage, according to SeaIntel, which calculated that the South Africa route would save an average of US$235,000 per voyage.
Yes. I live in an area of central CA that has irrigation canals and every summer people drown in them because of the currents and cold water. Plus, things are thrown into the canals so they can be very dangerous if you land on one of them or get snagged on something. Cars, washing machines, old tires, grocery baskets, tree branches, and other things are often found in the canals. Yet, every year dozens of people are pulled out the canals and rivers here despite the warnings.
What did the us do to be able to build the canal after negotiations with Columbia broke down?
The US negotiated with a rebel group of Colombians who wanted independence from Colombia and agreed to support the new country which was near the ideal location for the new canal
