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"Raises the ship in the canal" typically refers to the operation of a lock system in a canal, which allows boats and ships to navigate changes in elevation. By raising the water level within the lock chamber, vessels can be lifted to a higher section of the canal or lowered to a lower section. This engineering marvel helps facilitate transportation and trade by connecting different bodies of water with varying heights. Locks are essential for maintaining navigability in many inland waterways.
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When was Ship Canal Bridge created?
Ship Canal Bridge was created in 1961.
What is the longest ship canal?
pnama canal
What part of a canal that lowers and raises the water level?
The bottom
Does Birmingham have a ship canal or port?
Yes,Birmingham is connected to the sea by the Birmingham Canal which like the Manchester Ship Canal has massive ships going to the inland ports for trade.
What has the author A Provand written?
A. Provand has written: 'The Manchester Ship Canal scheme' -- subject(s): Manchester Ship Canal Co
In what year did the first ship make an official passage through the canal?
Which canal?
Part of canal that lowers and raises the water level?
A lock raises and lowers water levels.
Why was the Welland canal built?
the welland canal was built to ship items from the U.S.A to Canada
How is the ship go to the Suez canal?
Egypt
How do you pass through the panama canal?
On a ship.
Which ship canal links with Liverpool?
Your thinking of the Manchester Ship Canal, it links landlocked Manchester with The Irish Sea via the River Mersey and Liverpool.
What is average amount of money paid by each ship going through the canal?
what is the average amount of money paid by each ship going through the canal
