The answer is: Northwest toward the Atlantic Ocean, and Southeast toward the Pacific Ocean. Lake Gatun, at the center of the canal, is 85 feet above sea level. 53 million gallons of water flows out of the locks at either end of the lake each time a vessel passes thru them - and 14,000 vessels a year make the transit. The lake continues to grow every year....
its a lake there is no current it does FLOW in any way
It flows downwards. It flows downwards.
because it stopped the flow and fish cannot go and spawn
Yes and no. The water has to be replenished at the highest point of the canal and the water flows down the canal but only during the operation of the canal's locks.
It depends on the canal.
the lind canal is define as it is man made canal and this canal construct or made by concert. The pupose of that canal is that water flow in critical flow and peculate and seepage become low. Ay amirkhajjak.
A canal.
A bridge is an example of how people might change a narrow piece of land that divides two bodies of water. It allows for easy passage over the land, connecting the two sides without disrupting the natural flow of the bodies of water or requiring excavation like a tunnel or canal.
the stone canal connects the madreporite to the ring canal and the ring canal allows water to flow into the radial canals, just tubes...
direction of flow
Panama is in central American, and it is where the canal is found. The Panama Canal is a very significant canal, as it allows ships direct passage between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic. This saves them trying to travel around South America, which would be a huge and dangerous journey. The Panama Canal is man-made and an incredible piece of engineering. Locks
Which canal?