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Canal (waterway)

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‘Aţbarah (river)

Alabama (river)

Albany (river, Ontario)

All-American Canal

American (river)

Arkansas (river, United States)

Athabasca (river and lake)

Avon (river, East)

Avon (river, Lower)

Avon (river, Upper)

Baḩr al Ghazāl

Bistriţa (river)

Black (river, Missouri and Arkansas)

Black (river, New York)

Black (river, Wisconsin)

Boise (river, Idaho)

Bonneville, Lake

Bow (river, Canada)

Canso, Strait of

Cape Fear (river, North Carolina)

Carson (river, California)

Champlain, Lake

Charles (river, Massachusetts)

Chicago (river, Illinois)

Churchill (river, central Canada)

Churchill (river, northeastern Canada)

Churchill Falls

Cimarron (river)

Coeur d’Alene (lake, Idaho)

Colorado (river, North America)

Colorado (river, Texas)

Columbia (river, North America)

Connecticut (river)

Copper (river, Alaska)

Cumberland (river, United States)

Dee (river, northeastern Scotland)

Dee (river, southwestern Scotland)

Dee (river, Wales and England)

Delaware (river)

Delaware Water Gap

Des Moines (river, United States)

Detroit (river, North America)

Disappointment, Lake

Ems (river, Germany)

Feather (river, California)

Flint (river, Georgia)

Galilee, Sea of

Gatineau (river)

Grand Canal (China)

Grand Canal (Italy)

Great Bear Lake

Great Salt Lake

Great Slave Lake

Gunnison (river)

Hay (river, Canada)

Humber (England)

Illinois (river)

Illinois Waterway

Inn (river, Europe)

Intracoastal Waterway

Irtysh-Qaraghandy Canal

James (river, Virginia)

Jefferson (river)

Kankakee (river, United States)

Kaskaskia (river, Illinois)

Kentucky (river)

Killarney, Lakes of

Klamath (river)

Krishna (river, India)

Lackawanna (river, Pennsylvania)

Lake Geneva (lake, Europe)

Lake George (lake, New York)

Lake of the Ozarks

Lake of the Woods

Little Missouri

Lucerne, Lake of (Switzerland)

Madeira (river, Brazil)

Main (river, Germany)

Mai-Ndombe, Lac

Maracaibo, Lake

Merrimack (river, United States)

Mille Lacs Lake

Minnesota (river)

Mississippi (river)

Missouri (river)

Mistassini, Lake

Mobile (river, Alabama)

Mohawk (river, New York)

Murray (river, Australia)

Narrows (New York)

Negro, Río (Argentina)

Nelson (river, Manitoba)

Neuchâtel, Lake of

Neusiedler Lake

New York State Canal System

Niagara Falls (waterfall)

Nicaragua, Lake

Nord-Ostsee-Kanal

North Platte (river, United States)

Northeast Passage

Northwest Passage

Okeechobee, Lake

Orange (river, Africa)

Osage (river, Missouri)

Ottawa (river, Canada)

Paraguay (river)

Paraná (river, South America)

Passaic (river, New Jersey)

Pearl (river, United States)

Pechora (river)

Penobscot (river, Maine)

Plata, Río de la

Pontchartrain, Lake

Río Negro (Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil)

Red River (Asia)

Red River (United States)

Red River of the North

Republican (river)

Richelieu (river, Canada)

Rio Grande (river)

Roanoke (river, United States)

Rock (river, United States)

Sénégal (river, Africa)

Sacramento (river)

Saint Clair, Lake

Saint John (river, Maine and New Brunswick)

Saint Johns (river, Florida)

Saint-Jean, Lac

Salado (river, northern Argentina)

Salmon (river, Idaho)

Salt (river, Arizona)

Santiago, Río Grande de

Saskatchewan (river)

Sault Sainte Marie Canals

Savannah (river)

Severn (river, Great Britain)

Shannon (river)

Snake (river, northwestern United States)

St. Lawrence (river)

St. Lawrence Seaway

Swan (river, Australia)

Tanganyika, Lake

Tennessee (river)

Trasimeno, Lake

Trinity (river, Texas)

Uruguay (river)

Volga-Baltic Waterway

Volga-Don Canal

Welland Ship Canal

White (river, Arkansas and Missouri)

White (river, Indiana)

White (river, Nebraska and South Dakota)

Windermere, Lake

Windward Passage

Winnebago, Lake

Winnipegosis, Lake

Winnipesaukee, Lake

Wisconsin (river)

Yellowstone (river)

Zürich, Lake of

bodies of water linked to canals

canals in Canada

canals in Egypt

canals in Europe

canals in Latin America

canals in the United States

cities developed as a result of canals

cities featuring canals and waterways

famous canals of the world

pictures of canals

types of canals

wildlife and ecosystem


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