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Panama Canal Websites This website tells about the information on the Panama Canal. Like tells you about when it was created and who did it. How long it took to build.Who was all involved in it and were it was built. These is a great website because. It tell you everything you need to know about the Canal. It tells you about the latter efforts and what that meant. They had early efforts that they explained about. It will also tell you will tell tou about about the the layout and how the canal how it was built and the blue prints. It tells you about the locks how they work and how big they are. Then they also talk about the toils they have in the canal and what they do. It well tell you about the future of the canal and alot more about the canal. This website will tell you what you need to lean it has everything. first it will tell you about the history of the canal, it tells you about all of it's history. Then it will tell you about the construction, when it happened who who was involved and were ted who it took place.Then it tells you about the problem at the Culebra cut it tells about that whole big ordeal what happened. it tells you about the locks of the canal and how the locks work. they will tell you about the dams and future the of the canal, also tells about the conclusion of the canal. These website tells you about the postal service. It tells you when it was established who established and when it started.This website basically tell you all about the postal service when it stared. It tell you all the dates and events that happened with the postal service. it is all a great website about the postal service. It is a great website about the postal service if you want to know anything about it go to this website. This website will tell you about the construction pf the canal. The first thing it tell you is it will talk about the construction of the canal. it tell you it was built in 1914 and before it was the canal it was a rain forest and hills covered it. Next it will talk about the business cave. The business cave First and foremost, the Canal generates the savings of many thousands of kilometers for the they will talk about theirs traveling from one destination to another. This saves a lot of time. the next thing they talk about is the environmental case it will tell you all about it. next thewy talk about the water issues. then very last they talk about the concluding remarks.
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 Panama Canal By Dustin Neuwirth I have learned a lot about the panama canal from this project. I have found put many many interesting things I did not know. The panama canal was man made and it connected the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. It was the largest and toughest projects ever undertaken. I think the panama canal was the greatest thing that ever got built, it saved lots of miles and time for the trailing ships.

The Panama was going into plan way back in the 16 century. The first attempt to build the canal was way back in 1880. that attempt failed and killed 21,900 workers. Then in the 1900's the United States took over control and opened it in 1914. They had a lot of problems when they built the canal. Disease's broke out such as malaria and yellow fever. By the time the project was completed there was a total of 27,2500 French and American efforts. The opening was very very successful when it opened. By the year 2008 there was a total of 14,702 vessels passed through the waterway with a total 309.6 million Panama Canal tons. The canal consists of artificial lakes, several improved and artificial channels, and three sets of locks. An additional artificial lake, Alajuela Lake known during the American era as Madden Lake acts as a reservoir for the canal. The layout of the canal as seen by a ship passing from the Pacific end to the Atlantic is as follows The construction of the canal was 51 miles long The Panama Canal was constructed in two stages. The first between 1881 and 1888, being the work carried out by the French company headed by De Lessop and secondly the work by the Americans which eventually completed the canals construction between 1904 and 1914.The contract for the canals construction was signed on March 12th, 1881, and it was agreed the work would be carried out for 512 million French francs, but the contract was conditional in the sense it was not to become binding until two years had elapsed. The construction of the canal was recommenced by the Americans in 1904. The first step on the agenda was to improve the standard of living and ensure ill health would be a thing of the past. copied and pasted from: http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENUS292&=&q=The+contract+for+the+canals+construction+was+signed+on+March+12th%2C+1881%2C+and+it+was+agreed+the+work+would+be+carried+out+for+512+million+French+francs%2C+but+the+contract+was+conditional+in+the+sense+it+was+not+to+become+binding+until+two+years+had+elapsed.&btnG=Google+Search