Canals

No, but some may have a weir.

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The C&O Canal was built to carry goods from western Maryland and northwestern Virginia (now northeastern West Virgina) past the cataracts and Great Falls of the Potomac River to Georgetown (part of Washington, DC) which was the furthest upstream port city near the head of navigation of the Potomac River.

He nationalized it and from the taxes earned from it built the Aswan dam which generated electricity for the whole country he is every Egyptians favorite president he went to the world bank and asked for a loan but almost every western country said no thats why he sided with russia and recognized China.

they are the Atlantic ocean and great lakes

it affected by the roots and dirt of Ohio

There are 40-45 canals in Singapore

Actually, lots of countries have big canals. However, the country that is probably known (at least in the US) primarily for the fact that it has a canal is Panama.

It is an artificial (man-made) river. Specifically, the primary issue is that it connects two rivers as opposed to two saltwater bodies (like the Panama Canal or Suez Canal).

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The Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea

What was the main accomplishment of the Panama Canal? Greatly reduced travel time between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

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Dr. William Gorgas conducted experiments on mosquito transmission of yellow fever . He was sent to Panama in 1904 and he eradicated yellow fever from the Canal Zone and brought malaria under control, winning the battle against mosquitoes.

It's simple. The tides at each end of the canal, Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay, are not in sync, or are almost always different. Thus, the water elevation at each end is always different, and always shifting relative to which is going out, and which is coming in, which also changes the direction of the current as well. When the elevations are the same, for a brief point in time as the tides pass each other, after residual effects of motion have taken place, there is no current. I've never been able to actually pin point in time it happening, although I enjoyed doing so.

The Nantes-Brest Canal is 365 kilometers long and connects Finistere to the Loire. The Nantes-Brest does flood and causes havoc for people living along the river.

What country?

In Canada they allowed our ships to transport goods after the Americans started denying English and Canadian ships transit through their locks for political reasons.

In the US it allowed ships to transit all the way from the ocean into the interior of the continent, lowering shipping costs and encouraging economic growth.

I think you are referring to locks;used to lower and raise water levels for ship transportation.

When the Suez Canal Company was nationalized on July 26, 1956 by Egypt's president, Gamal Abdel Nasser, he became a hero. He remains an iconic figure in the eye of many people in the Arab world. He was one of the army officers who took part in the coup to overthrow the country's British-backed monarchy in 1952. Taking control of the Suez Canal was not only an act of defiance towards Britain, but it was also an act of national assertion. This helped the Arabian people get a sense of Nationalism.

Inundation canal are long canals taken off from large rivers.They receive water when the river is high enough and especially when in flood. While Perennial canals are lined to dams and barrages to provide water throughout the year, and they irrigate a vast area. LIKE IT.

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