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St Laurent river - Canada (6)


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    St Laurent river - Canada (6)

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St Laurent river, Québec, Canada. Rapids de Lachine, looking upstream on 15 May 2004. The Lachine canal was built in 1821-1825 to allow commercial shipping around the Lachine rapids. He was disused in 1959 after the completion of the Voie Maritime du St Laurent (St Laurent Seaway).

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Hubert Chanson, Civil Engineering, The University of Queensland, Australia
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