Image:ErieCanalAtNiagaraEscarp.jpg
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Original five step lock structure on the en:Erie Canal now used as a cascade for excess water. A similar lock structure to the left has been replaced with a 40 foot wide single step lock lifting 60 feet. This was the most complex lock structure on the canal, located where it crosses the en:Niagara Escarpment, the same geological structure that created the en:Niagara Falls. Image taken June 30, 2005 by en:User:Leonard G.. |
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2005-07-10 (original upload date) |
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Original uploader was Leonard G. at en.wikipedia |
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- 2005-07-10 03:39 Leonard G. 600×800×8 (156771 bytes) Original five step lock structure, now used as a cascade for excess water. A similar lock structure to the right has been replaced with a wider single step lock lifting about 40 feet. This was the most complex lock structure on the canal as it crosses the
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