Reports from the Consuls of the United States (varies Slightly), Volumen13,Temas42-44U.S. Government Printing Office, 1884 |
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... locks , or more properly small canals with locks , had been constructed by the French at the Faucille , the Trou du Moulin , Split Rock , and Coteau du Lac to overcome the Cascades , Cedar and Coteau rapids between lakes Saint Louis and ...
... locks , or more properly small canals with locks , had been constructed by the French at the Faucille , the Trou du Moulin , Split Rock , and Coteau du Lac to overcome the Cascades , Cedar and Coteau rapids between lakes Saint Louis and ...
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... locks , which afforded the only means of passing the obstructions . The average time between Lachine and Kingston on ... locks at Split Rock and Coteau du Lac , and built a new canal nearly half a mile in length , with three locks ...
... locks , which afforded the only means of passing the obstructions . The average time between Lachine and Kingston on ... locks at Split Rock and Coteau du Lac , and built a new canal nearly half a mile in length , with three locks ...
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... locks , built substantially of stone , 100 feet long and 20 feet wide , and of a depth sufficient for vessels drawing 4 feet of water . The excavations were principally through earth , with a cutting about one mile in length at the ...
... locks , built substantially of stone , 100 feet long and 20 feet wide , and of a depth sufficient for vessels drawing 4 feet of water . The excavations were principally through earth , with a cutting about one mile in length at the ...
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... locks , four about 128 feet long and 32 feet wide and three , at the upper end , about 107 feet long and 19 feet wide , with a depth of 6 feet of water on the sills . The capacity of the Ottawa route from Montreal to Kingston as origi ...
... locks , four about 128 feet long and 32 feet wide and three , at the upper end , about 107 feet long and 19 feet wide , with a depth of 6 feet of water on the sills . The capacity of the Ottawa route from Montreal to Kingston as origi ...
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... locks with dams and slides . Four of the locks were of stone and the other was of wood . They were 101 feet long and 20 feet wide , had a depth of 4 feet on the sills and a lockage of 28 feet . The total length of the channel was 84 ...
... locks with dams and slides . Four of the locks were of stone and the other was of wood . They were 101 feet long and 20 feet wide , had a depth of 4 feet on the sills and a lockage of 28 feet . The total length of the channel was 84 ...
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