- A ship
canal is a
canal especially intended to
accommodate ships used on the oceans, seas, or
lakes to
which it is connected. Ship
canals can be distinguished...
-
example of such a
canal is the
Panama Canal. Many
canals have been
built at elevations,
above valleys and
other waterways.
Canals with
sources of water...
-
operations include: Canal+
Afrique Canal+ Calédonie
Canal+ Caraïbes Studio
Canal,
formerly known as
Canal+ D.A. and
other names Canal+ (Polish TV provider), an...
- The Suez
Canal (/ˈsuː.ɛz/; Arabic: قَنَاةُ ٱلسُّوَيْسِ, Qanāt as-Suwais) is an
artificial sea-level
waterway in Egypt,
connecting the
Mediterranean Sea...
- The
Panama Canal (Spanish:
Canal de Panamá) is an
artificial 82-kilometer (51-mile)
waterway in
Panama that
connects the
Caribbean Sea with the Pacific...
- The Erie
Canal is a
historic canal in
upstate New York that runs east–west
between the
Hudson River and Lake Erie.
Completed in 1825, the
canal was the...
- then was
taken to
Montreal and Houghton, Michigan,
United States. As a
canaller, she
carried diversified "package"
freight between Canadian ports. Her...
-
Grand Canal can
refer to
multiple waterways:
Grand Canal (China) in
eastern China Grand Canal (Ireland),
between the
River Shannon and
Dublin in Ireland...
- The
Panama Canal Zone (Spanish: Zona del
Canal de Panamá), also
simply known as the
Canal Zone, was a
concession of the
United States located in the Isthmus...
- Studio
Canal S.A.S. (formerly
known as Le
Studio Canal+,
Canal Plus,
Canal+ Distribution,
Canal+ D.A., and
Canal+
Production and also
known as Studio
Canal International)...
