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Infrastructure Water Collection

"Exploring the vast world of infrastructure water: from Scottish Harbour to Panama Locks, and beyond

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Scottish Harbour

Scottish Harbour
circa 1900: A turn of the century view of Bo ness harbour, West Lothian, Scotland. Bo Ness, short for Borrowstounness, was a thriving fishing port in the 19th century

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: The Needles

The Needles
5th November 1938: One of the isolated cliff faces that form the Needles, obscuring their lighthouse off the Isle of Wight. Original Publication: Picture Post - 10 - Life In A Lighthouse - pub

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Under Construction

Under Construction
circa 1930: The Matson liner Malolo going up Sydney Harbour, past the partially constructed Sydney Harbour Bridge. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Ship Embarkation

Ship Embarkation
1929: The SS Canterbury docked at Calais. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Panama Locks

Panama Locks
19th November 1918: Two of the locks on the route of the Panama Canal. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Panama Canal

Panama Canal
1st March 1927: Gatun Locks on the Panama Canal. (Photo by J. B. Helsby/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Dredger In Egypt

Dredger In Egypt
circa 1860: A dredger and excavator in operation during the construction of the Suez Canal. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Under Construction

Under Construction
circa 1930: The Matson liner Malolo going up Sydney Harbour, past the partially constructed Sydney Harbour Bridge. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Eddystone Lighthouse

Eddystone Lighthouse
circa 1865: The second lighthouse built on the treacherous Eddystone Rocks in the English Channel, just off the British coast at Plymouth, completed in 1709 by John Rudyerd

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Building A Lock

Building A Lock
April 1912: A general view of the lock construction at New Boulters Lock. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Pump Locks

Pump Locks
1912: The three pumps at Boulters Lock which are continually kept going. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Pont Du Gard

Pont Du Gard
4th March 1926: The Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct. Aldus Disc - Places And Paraphernalia (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Aswan Dam

Aswan Dam
circa 1902: Entrance to locks on the Aswan Dam going downstream. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Port Said

Port Said
circa 1885: Quayside at Port Said, Egypt, during the late nineteenth century. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageInfrastructure Water Collection: Canal Construction

Canal Construction
circa 1860: The Suez Canal under construction. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)



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"Exploring the vast world of infrastructure water: from Scottish Harbour to Panama Locks, and beyond. " A picturesque view of a bustling Scottish Harbour, where boats dock and fishermen unload their catch, showcasing the importance of well-maintained infrastructure water. The Needles standing tall against the crashing waves, reminding us of the resilience required in constructing and maintaining crucial water-based structures. Witnessing history in the making as we capture an awe-inspiring shot of a massive construction site - infrastructure water under construction, promising future connectivity and growth. Ship embarkation at Panama Locks; a testament to human ingenuity as vessels are guided through this engineering marvel connecting two oceans - the iconic Panama Canal. Dive into action with daring divers performing underwater operations to ensure smooth sailing for ships navigating through intricate channels and ports worldwide. A dredger hard at work in Egypt's waters, tirelessly removing sediment build-up to maintain optimal depth for safe navigation - an essential task within infrastructure water management. Capturing progress amidst chaos: witnessing firsthand another ambitious project taking shape as towering cranes oversee ongoing construction efforts on yet another vital structure. Guiding ships safely through treacherous waters since 1698 - Eddystone Lighthouse stands tall as a beacon of hope amidst challenging maritime conditions along England's coastline. Unveiling secrets behind building locks that enable efficient transportation by regulating water levels – an integral part of managing infrastructure water systems across various regions globally. Pump locks in action.