Which canals linked the Dnieper River basin to the Baltic Sea?

At the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th, several canals were constructed to link the Dnieper River basin to the Baltic Sea. These historical water routes included:

• The Dnieper–Bug Canal, which connected the Dnieper to the Baltic by way of the Pripet, Bug, and Vistula rivers.1
• The Ahinski Canal, which utilized the Pripet and Neman rivers.1
• The Byarezina water system, which linked the Dnieper to the Baltic via the Byarezina and the Western Dvina rivers.1

These canals eventually became obsolete. While later inland waterway developments in the region further integrated river networks, these specific early systems were the primary historical links established between the Dnieper and the Baltic.12