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A Brief History of English Canals

By Mike Clarke.

A Comprehensive Listing of Ohio Canals and Their Feeders

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BARGEMEN Dedicated to the Boat Builders, Owners and Workers of London

United Kingdom.

Beverely Beck Online

United Kingdom. Boats, fishing and historic Beverley Beck Canal.
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C & O Canal Virtual Tour

A pictorial towpath guide to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

Canal Heritage Enterprises

Genealogical information including church and cemetery records of the Catholic communities along the Illinois and Michigan Canal in Northeastern Illinois.

Canal History

Wainfleet Township, Ontario, Canada.

Chambly Canal | Learn | FamilySearch.org

1843 connected to the Richelieu River at the south end in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Saint-Jean County, and to the same river at the north end in Chambly, Chambly County, Quebec, including background history, route, map, connecting migration routes, and finding settler records.

Champlain Canal | Learn | FamilySearch.org

1819 from Albany on the Erie Canal to Whitehall, New York on Lake Champlain, background history, route, map, connecting migration routes, and finding settler records.

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park

Cleveland's First Infrastructure: The Ohio and Erie Canal

Delaware and Hudson Canal within Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River

Erie Canal Museum

Syracuse, New York.

Erie Canal | Learn | FamilySearch.org

1819 from Albany on the Hudson River to Buffalo, New York on Lake Ontario, background history, route, map, connecting migration routes, and passenger lists.

GENUKI: Boatpeople of the Wolverhampton Canal System

A list of baptism and marriages of people known to have been on the canal system in Wolverhampton.

George's: Canal Boating in the U.K. and Europe

Links and information for every topic related to canals. Of particular interest are the Museums and History sections on the Internet Resources page.

Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway System : Seaway History

History of the Erie Canal

Illinois & Michigan Canal

Inland Waterways of England and Wales : Their History in Maps

Maps from 1750 to 1950.