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19 Free Photos of Canals. 

Photos of navigable canals taken during travels around the world are included in this section. Canals for boats and canals whose main purpose is to move water comprise the two types of canals for water.  Canals for transportation date back to at least 600 BC in ancient China. They were a primary means for moving heavy cargo for centuries, with most being put out of business by the railroads by the middle of the 20th century. Books about canals are available here. Today, canals are still important in providing freight and passenger transportation, and a major attraction for tourists and people who wish to live on their boats, and perhaps liesurely travel from city to city, in many countries of the world.

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C & O Canal at Great Falls, Maryland showing barge being pulled by donkeys
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C & O Canal at Great Falls, Maryland
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C & O Canal at Great Falls, Maryland showing lock
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C & O Canal at Great Falls, Maryland showing lock
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Canal boats/live-aboard boats at The Hague, Netherlands
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Canal boats/live-aboard boats with swan on floating dock at The Hague, Netherlands
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Railroad bridge over the Cape Cod Canal at Bourne, Massachusetts
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Cape Cod Canal at Bourne, Massachusetts, looking west towards the Maritime Academy
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Drained C & O Canal at Fletchers Boat House in Washington, DC
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Drained C & O Canal at Fletchers Boat House in Washington, DC
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Blue heron looking for dinner on edge of C & O Canal at Fletchers Boat House in Washington, DC
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Living on a canal in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
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Living on a canal in Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
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East entrance to Cape Cod Canal at Sandwich, Mass.
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On the Barge Canal at Merritt Island, Florida looking east towards Port Canaveral
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On the Barge Canal at Merritt Island, Florida looking west towards Cocoa, FL
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Kayaks on the Barge Canal at Merritt Island, Florida in front of the marina
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Cruise boat on the Barge Canal at Merritt Island, Florida, looking for manatees
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Recreational fishermen on the Barge Canal at Merritt Island, Florida
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This page last updated or reviewed in January 2015