Opening of the Panama Canal 1914
On August 15 1914 the Panama Canal opened to commercial traffic with the government steamship Ancon leading 200 guests through the waterway. The canal spans 50 miles and cost about 4 million dollars to build. Col George W Goethals is credited with the project and Col Coethals and Col William C Gorgas were raised to major general for their sanitation and construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Ancon
Culebra Hill
Cucaracha
George W. Goethals
Coethals
William C. Gorgas
Japan’s Railways Face Steep Grades Across Network
A report notes about one third of Japan’s 8,000 miles of government railways run on grades. The analysis highlights elevation challenges and potential impact on service efficiency and maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boots
Sakkar
Rere
Geezer
Trousand
Honore
Traat
Trece
Stu
Freckles
Brosser
Reckles
Oscar
Clem Brown
Les
Uis Handy
THE
Binkley
Et Eter
Ationa Market CO
North Main
Black Hawk
Ham
Kingans Bacon
Rine Off
Lamb
Broilers
Veal
Gul
Weiniers
High Seas
Dmason
By Ahern
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
East Green