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Things are typically mixed and moved along a canal using a combination of boats and barges, which transport goods and materials. Canals often feature locks to manage water levels and facilitate the movement of vessels. Cargo may be loaded and unloaded at docks along the canal, where cranes or other machinery assist in transferring items. Additionally, the natural flow of water can help in the transportation process, though the movement is primarily reliant on human-operated vessels.

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