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  • Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, 214
  • ” Raritan Canal, locks on, 423
  • Density of traffic on German water- and railways, 132;
  • on French canals, 445, 446
  • Desague Real de Huchuetoca, 230
  • DeÛle and NeufossÉs Canals, locomotive haulage on, 402
  • Distance, saving of by the Suez Canal, 260;
  • by Nicaraguan Canal, 328;
  • by Isthmus of Corinth Canal, 346
  • Dodd, Ralph, apparatus for canal excavation, 448
  • Don river, 184
  • Dortmund and Emden Canal, 128
  • Dredger, the Couvreux, 451;
  • the Canadian, 452;
  • the Otago, 454;
  • the La ChÂtre, 454
  • Dredging machines on Panama Canal, 309-312
  • ” operations, cost of, on Humber, 455;
  • on Clyde, Tyne, Wear, Tees, and Birmingham Canal, 456
  • Dudley Canal, 51;
  • tunnel, 427
  • Dutch Canals. See Holland.
  • Dykes, repair of canal, in Holland, 151
  • E.
  • Edinburgh Review on the Suez Canal, 19, 266;
  • on the Panama Canal, 310;
  • on canal property, 471
  • Egypt, occupation of by England, 264
  • Eiffel, M., sluices for Panama Canal, 301, 409
  • Elbe, the river, 116;
  • canals, cost of transport on, 383;
  • early propulsion, experiments on, 395
  • Elbing Highland Canals, 148
  • Ellesmere Canal, 47;
  • viaduct on the, 427
  • Embankments, 424
  • EmployÉs on British Railways and Canals, comparison of, 53
  • Ems, the river, 117, 118
  • Engineers, hydraulic, 12
  • England and Wales, rivers of, 23;
  • canals of, 40;
  • boats on, 462;
  • progress of inland navigation in, v
  • Epochs in history of canals, 18
  • Erewash Canal, 18
  • Erie Canal, 194, 202, 215;
  • competition of with railways, 379
  • Euphrates Valley route to India, 270
  • Excavators, 449
  • Exeter Canal, 11
  • Exports from United Kingdom, 376
  • Languedoc Canal, v, St. Mary’s Falls Canal. See Sault St. Marie
  • St. Maurice Canal, cable haulage on, 403
  • Stockton and Darlington Railway, 366
  • Stourbridge Canal, 51
  • Stour, river, 25
  • Suez Canal, inauguration of new era by, 18;
  • cost of, 19;
  • history of, 245;
  • canal of Rameses, 247;
  • proposals of M. de Lesseps, 250;
  • concessions granted, 251;
  • contracts, 253;
  • progress of work, 255;
  • effect of Suez Canal, 257;
  • saving of distance, 260;
  • size of ships, 260;
  • income and working expenditure, 259;
  • Euphrates Valley route, 270;
  • enlargement of canal, 268;
  • Trebizonde and Tigris Valley routes, 272;
  • proposed parallel canal, 273
  • Swansea Canal, 52
  • Sweden, waterways of, 164;
  • the Gotha Canal, 164;
  • West Gotha Canal, 167;
  • Dalsland Canal, 167;
  • Cunda Canal, 170;
  • Orebro Canal, 170;
  • projected canals, 170
  • T.
  • Tehuantepec, Isthmus of, 278;
  • proposed ship railway for, 422
  • Tees, the, 34
  • Telford, Thomas, and the Gotha Canal, 165;
  • locks on Caledonian Canal, 417
  • Textile industries, condition of, in eighteenth century, 3
  • Thames, early propulsion on, 394
  • Thames, Severn and Mersey, communication between, 12;
  • conservancy of, 37
  • Thames, the river, 353;
  • extent of commerce of, 354;
  • ship canal, 356;
  • Tilbury docks, 357;
  • comparison of proposed ship canal with Suez Canal, 358;
  • plan of the, 360;
  • navigable facilities of Thames, 361;
  • the upper Thames, 362
  • Thread and gauze, manufacture of, begun at Paisley, 8
  • Tiber, the river, 157
  • Tigris Valley route to India, 272
  • Tolls, examples of on English Canals, 387
  • Torksey, a Roman town and fort, 23
  • Towing, cost of, 381;
  • by horse and steam, 384;
  • by men, 399;
  • on Aire and Calder canal, 402;
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