War Coast Canal From Boston To Mexico
The United States considers linking rivers and sounds to create an inside coastwise waterway from Boston to the Texas border. The plan, costing about 200 million dollars, would connect New York Bay, Delaware Bay, and Chesapeake Bay routes, enabling rapid move of ships, troops, and supplies behind the front and complicating blockade efforts.
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United States
Boston
Texas
War
Navy Departments
Congress
New Jersey
New York Bay
Delaware Bay
New York Harbor
Long Island Sound
Atlantic
Germany
New York
Philadelphia
Daniels
Beaufort
Taunton
Narragansett Bay
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Bordentown
Delaware River
Chesapeake Bay
Delaware City
Reedy Island
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
Elizabeth River
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Currituck
Albemarle Sounds
Alligator River
Rose Bay
Adams Creek
Atlantic Sea
Admiral Benson
Bureau of Naval Operations
Navy Department
Star Company
Great Britain
Engineers
Signal Corps
Ca. Hatteras
Cape Lookout
York
cross-Jersey Canal
Ered York
Te ‘Exat
Rio Grande
Tie Cape
Winyan Bay
S. Gc
St. Johns River
War Department
New Jersey Canal
N. C
Massachusetts Bay
Hingham
Taunton River
Brownsville
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Mexico
Galveston
Pensacola
Orlead
Tampa
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Almington
Weare Hatteras
Montauk ‘Pt
Kiel Canal
Baltic
North Seas
Cape Cod Canal