Richelieu Canal (historical name for canalization works)

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The Richelieu Canal is a historic waterway in Quebec that was developed to improve navigation along the Richelieu River, forming part of an important inland route between the St. Lawrence River and Lake Champlain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
historic waterway
connectsTo Lake Champlain NERFINISHED
St. Lawrence River NERFINISHED
country Canada
follows Richelieu River NERFINISHED
hasNameOrigin Richelieu River NERFINISHED
historicalRole facilitated movement between the St. Lawrence River basin and the Hudson River–Lake Champlain system
historicalSignificance formed part of an important inland trade and military route between Canada and the United States
locatedIn Canada
Quebec NERFINISHED
locatedOn Richelieu River valley NERFINISHED
navigableFor boats
small ships
partOfWaterwayRoute St. Lawrence River–Lake Champlain inland route NERFINISHED
primaryFunction improve navigation
province Quebec NERFINISHED
purpose canalization works along the Richelieu River
region eastern Canada NERFINISHED
transportCorridorBetween Lake Champlain NERFINISHED
St. Lawrence River NERFINISHED
usedFor commercial navigation
military transport
passenger transport
usesWaterFrom Richelieu River NERFINISHED
waterwayType inland waterway

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Richelieu River connectedBy Richelieu Canal (historical name for canalization works)