Canals

The Suez Canal is controlled by Egypt, which owns and manages the canal through the Suez Canal Authority. It connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, providing a crucial maritime route for international trade by significantly shortening the journey between Europe and Asia. Opened in 1869, the canal is vital for shipping and logistics, allowing vessels to avoid the lengthy trip around the southern tip of Africa.

Preventing dirty canals involves several strategies: implementing effective waste management systems to reduce littering, promoting community awareness and involvement in clean-up efforts, and enforcing regulations against dumping pollutants. Additionally, constructing barriers and vegetative buffers can help filter runoff before it enters the canals. Regular maintenance and monitoring of water quality can also aid in identifying and addressing pollution sources swiftly.

Generally, a canal is wider than a drain. Canals are designed for navigation or irrigation and can accommodate boats or larger water flow, while drains are typically narrow channels meant for the removal of excess water or waste. However, the specific dimensions can vary, so there may be exceptions.

The edge of a canal is typically referred to as the "bank." Canals have banks on either side, which are the sloped or vertical surfaces that contain the water and provide stability to the structure. These banks can be made of earth, stone, or other materials, depending on the canal's design and purpose.

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$500 for a cruise and cargo

$200 for boat

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Egypt owned it for a short time, and then Britain took control of it.

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By shortening the trip around south America by about 5000 miles. provided cheaper transportation and a quicker shipping route

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You are thinking of the Panama Canal. The Erie Canal provided quick, cheap transportation of goods and materials. Remember, there were few good roads for wagons, and no railroads at the time.

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It gave the Mediterranean Sea an eastern outlet.

The only one I know of is Cape Cod Canal Railroad bridge. Its category is a lift bridge, I think.

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The Suez Canal has a strategic location. It linked the British & the French to their colonies & reduced the time to export goods.

Panama owns the Panama Canal. Because of the Torrijos Carter Treaties. Signed by Jimmy Carter and Omar Torrijos of Panama on September 7, 1977, this started the process of granting the Panamanians free control of the Canal so long as Panama signed a treaty guaranteeing the permanent neutrality of the Canal. The treaty led to full Panamanian control effective from noon on December 31, 1999, and the Panama Canal Authority assumed command of the canal.

Because it was the thinest place to cut across being only sixty miles long.

The Panama Canal joins the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. It is one of most difficult and largest engineering projects ever undertaken. it's located in the country of Panama and is run by the Panamanian government. Panama is in between the countries of Columbia and Costa Rica.

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The Suez Canal is a canal that connects the Red Sea with the Mediterranean Sea.

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Thanks to the Suez Canal travelling around the Africa, or from Mediteranean Sea to the Red Sea is meaningly shorter and faster. Ships don't have to go all the way from the Red Sea, around the Cape of Good Hope and back up to the Mediteranean Sea.

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