Canals of Canada

Canals of Canada

Canada has a number of canals including a some ship canals

List of canals

*Beauharnois Canal
*Chambly Canal
*Lachine Canal
*Murray Canal
*Saint Lawrence Seaway
*Sault Ste. Marie Canal
*Trent-Severn Waterway
*Rideau Canal
*Shubenacadie Canal (also know as the Shubie Canal)
*St. Peters Canal
*Welland Canal

Abandoned canals

*Desjardins Canal
*Soulanges Canal


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