Canal of Corinth
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The Canal of Corinth connects the Sarconic Gulf in the Aegean Sea with the Gulf of Corinth. It was built between 1881 and 1893. It 6.3 km long and 10 m wide. The water in the canal is 8 meters deep. Nowadays, the canal is used mostly by tourist ships. (-Michaela Aquino)
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