A canal is an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships for trade and such, while a river is a large natural stream of water flowing in a channel another body of water.
Voga-Don Canal. It runs between Volga River and Don River
the Nial river
It is bigger
what is the definition of a canal
The difference is width
Boats came down the the Hudson river to Albany. From Albany the canal started. Waterways along the canal included: Cayuga Lake, Mohawk River, Montezuma Marsh, Irondequoit Creek, Genesee River, Niagara River and the Buffalo River. Finally at Buffalo, the canal reached Lake Erie.
One is called 'chanal' and the other is called 'canal' Hope this helps
The Suez Canal is a canal. The Nile River flows in it.
The Erie Canal connects Albany, The Hudson River, Lake Erie, Buffalo, and everything in between.
The shortest canal or river in the world is the Lagan canal or the river Lagan.
They built a canal.
A canal is a river with canal boats on it in which people live on, it usually has a gate to let boats in and out. A river is a long piece of water for example the Amazon river and the river Thames. A stream is like a river just very shallow and usually narrow but sometimes wide and a lake is a very large very deep pond basically just like 20 x deeper and larger.