Tikhvin water system

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The Tikhvin water system is a historic Russian canal network that once formed a key part of the trade route linking the Volga River basin with the Baltic Sea.

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Tikhvin water system canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal system
transport infrastructure
waterway
builtFor improving inter-basin navigation
connects Baltic Sea basin NERFINISHED
Volga River basin NERFINISHED
connectsRiverBasin Neva River basin NERFINISHED
Volga River basin NERFINISHED
connectsWaterBody Lake Ladoga NERFINISHED
Volga River NERFINISHED
constructedUnder Russian Empire NERFINISHED
constructionStart early 19th century
country Russia
declineReason construction of more modern canals
development of railways
designedToBypass Lake Ladoga open-water route
era pre-railway transportation network
followsRiver Mologa River NERFINISHED
Syas River NERFINISHED
Tikhvinka River NERFINISHED
Volkhov River NERFINISHED
hasPart artificial channels
canals
dams
locks
historicalFunction cargo transport
trade route
historicalSignificance linked Volga trade to Baltic Sea
locatedIn European Russia
Leningrad Oblast NERFINISHED
namedAfter Tikhvin NERFINISHED
navigationType river–canal system
nearCity Tikhvin NERFINISHED
partOf Volga–Baltic waterway system NERFINISHED
peakUsagePeriod 19th century
early 20th century
regionHistorically Novgorod region NERFINISHED
replacedBy Volga–Baltic Waterway NERFINISHED
status historical monument
largely disused
usedFor grain transport
other bulk goods
timber transport
waterwayType inland waterway

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Tikhvin historicalTradeRoute Tikhvin water system