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Saint Mary’s Falls Canal
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Saint Mary’s Falls Canal

canal, Canada
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  • Oudegracht
    canals and inland waterways
    / United States

    Later the St. Mary’s Falls Canal connected Lake Huron and Lake Superior.

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    Later the St. Mary’s Falls Canal connected Lake Huron and Lake Superior.

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  • Oudegracht
    canals and inland waterways
    / Major inland waterways of North America

    The St. Marys Falls Canal, with a lift of about 6 meters (20 feet), carries the waterway to Lake Superior, where the seaway terminates.

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    The St. Marys Falls Canal, with a lift of about 6 meters (20 feet), carries the waterway to Lake Superior, where the seaway terminates.

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