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How many miles are there of Victorian canals?
Not all canals were built in Victorian times. Most canals were built between 1750 and 1850 but some were outside this period. There are still around 2000 miles of navigable canals and rivers in the UK.
When were Victorian canals invented?
well if they're Victorian canals then there were made in between 1837 and 1901. The first canals were started in the late 1600's but the main bulk of British canals were dug during the 1700's before the railways got going.
What were canals and railways used for in Victorian Britain?
sailing and dumping bodies in
What Effects of the railways in Victorian times?
time landscape canals price goods
Why were canals important in the First Industrial Revolution?
why were canals important in the first industrial revolution what problem did they solve and how was this accomplished
Why were canals so important to mesopomia?
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Why were the design and building of canals so important in early Chinese history?
Canals were important to ancient china because between the Huang He and the Chang Jiang rivers, there was no natural means of transportation and so canals were key for trading and farming.
Why were martian canals important to people at that time?
People though the supposed canals were signs of a civilization living on Mars.
What were canals used for in Victorian times?
In Victorian times, canals were primarily used for transporting goods and raw materials, facilitating trade and commerce across Britain. They allowed for the movement of heavy cargo, such as coal, timber, and agricultural products, more efficiently than road transport. Canals also played a crucial role in connecting industrial cities to ports, enhancing economic growth during the Industrial Revolution. Additionally, they provided recreational opportunities and contributed to urban development.
Most important Victorian invention?
THE corsett?
What invention made canals less important?
Central product
What are two important canals?
Panama Canal, Suez Canal
