- A
lock is a
device used for
raising and
lowering boats,
ships and
other watercraft between stretches of
water of
different levels on
river and
canal waterways...
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United States. When
leaving the
canal,
boats must also
traverse the
Black Rock
Lock to
reach Lake Erie or the Troy
Federal Lock to
reach the
tidal Hudson....
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southernmost lock, (
Lock 8 – the 'Guard' or 'Control'
lock) is 349.9 m (1,148 ft) in length. The
Garden City
Skyway p****es over the
canal, restricting...
- The
State Lock was
replaced by the
original Poe
Lock in 1896. The
Weitzel Lock, was
built between 1873 and 1881
directly south of the
State Lock, and was...
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could serve as
portions of the
canal.
Where it made
economic sense to do so, such as
lock widths or
portions of the
canal through narrow rock or across...
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project added a
third lane
through the
construction of
lock complexes at each end of the
canal. One
lock complex is
located on the
Pacific side, southwest...
- "St.
Lucie Canal,
Lock No. 1, Attendant's Quarters" HAER No. FL-20-B, "St.
Lucie Canal,
Lock No. 2" HAER No. FL-20-B-1, "St.
Lucie Canal,
Lock No. 2, Dredge...
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Providence lock looking west into the old
canal bed.
Restoration of the mill and
store at Providence.
Gronauer Lock No 2 "Wabash and Erie
Canal lock was discovered...
- The
Panama Canal locks (Spanish:
Esclusas del
Canal de Panamá) are a
lock system that
lifts ships up 85 feet (26 metres) to the main
elevation of the Panama...
- A
control lock,
guard lock or stop
lock differs from a
normal canal lock in that its
primary purpose is
controlling variances in
water level rather than...