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Table of Contents

Title Page
Abstract
Introduction
The Canals
The Canaller
The Future Of The Canaller
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
Table 5 Tabulation of Owners and Canallers
Discussion
Table of Illustrations
Index
Lachine Canal
1  Fig. 4 Sailing Vessels in Lachine Canal, about 1880
2  and at other times towed and rowed through the Lachine channel. At Cascades Point about three quarters of the
3  was started on the enlargement of the existing Lachine canal to the new dimensions, three of the old lower
4  the volume of westbound cargoes through the Lachine canal.
5  draft. This involved major reconstruction of the Lachine Canal, especially at the lower end, where new locks
6  section being a little wider and longer than the Lachine and Cornwall - Lachine and Williamsburg
7  cold and serious ice jams occurred in the Lachine canal, with the result that a few days before the

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This paper was presented at a meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers and is reproduced with permission.