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Panama Canal Construction 1912
Panama Canal Construction. Barges in the Panama Canal under construction. Upper Lock at Lake Gatun looking toward Lake Gatun, tugs, dredges, barges, etc. making first lockage into Lake Gatun. Date: c. 1912
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Barge Barges Canal Canals Constructing Gatun Lock Locks Panama Tugs Dredges Upper
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This photograph offers a glimpse into the historic Panama Canal construction site in 1912, as barges make their way through the upper lock at Lake Gatun. The Panama Canal, a marvel of engineering, was undergoing its final stages of completion, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Overses through a waterway across the Isthmus of Panama. In this image, we see a line of barges, each being towed by powerful tugs, making their way into Lake Gatun through the upper lock. The upper lock, a crucial component of the canal system, is designed to lift ships and vessels from one water level to another, allowing them to traverse the varying heights between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Surrounding the scene are various dredges, which were essential for the excavation and maintenance of the canal. These dredges helped to clear the way for the barges, ensuring a smooth passage through the waterway. The construction of the Panama Canal was a monumental undertaking, taking over thirty years to complete. This photograph captures a pivotal moment in the canal's history, as the first vessels began to make their way through the locks, marking the beginning of a new era of global maritime transportation. The Panama Canal has since become an iconic symbol of human ingenuity and engineering prowess, allowing for the efficient movement of goods and people between the two oceans. This photograph serves as a testament to the determination and perseverance of those who made the construction of the Panama Canal a reality.
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