In brief
The early nineteenth-century Rideau Canal connects Ottawa and Kingston. It was built for strategic military purposes and includes linked engineering structures and fortifications.
Useful to know
The early nineteenth-century Rideau Canal connects Ottawa and Kingston. It was built for strategic military purposes and includes linked engineering structures and fortifications. [1]
Read it as a route rather than one isolated lock. On a map, trace the sequence of waterways and structures. A visible detail gains meaning through its role in the complete passage.
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