Connecting the Baltic Sea at Kiel Holtenau and the North Sea at Brunsbuttel, the Kiel Canal opened in 1895. This 98 km long canal helps ships save more time on their route. About 460 km (250... continue reading

Volga Don Canal is located in southwestern Russia, which was opened in 1952. It connects the Black Sea, the Azov Sea, and the Caspian Sea, providing water passage to the major oceanic interlinks.... continue reading

Suez Canal The Suez Canal is the most vital canal in the world. The 193.30 km long canal was officially opened in November 1869. This shipping channel connects the Mediterranean Sea (Port Said) with... continue reading

The Rhine Main Danube Canal—also known as the Europa Canal, RMD Canal, or Main-Danube Canal—connects three major rivers in the core of Western Europe. It is a major seaport that connects the... continue reading

The White Sea Baltic Canal plays an important role in internal traffic along Russia's waterways, from the northern part of the White Sea to the southern part of the Baltic Sea. The canal, also known... continue reading