英語 での Ship canal の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Manchester Ship Canal.
Below Newry, a ship canal was opened in 1769, and both Newry and the canal flourished.
The Berlin- Spandau Ship Canal.
The Manchester Ship Canal is an inland waterway 36 miles(58 km) long in the North West of England.
In 1900 it was replaced by the larger Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal.
The Florida Ship Canal Company.
In 1889, the Sanitary District of Chicago was created,and in 1900 the Sanitary and Ship Canal was opened.
In 1994 the Manchester Ship Canal Company became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Peel Holdings group.
Unlike most other British canals, the Manchester Ship Canal was never nationalised.
The 1867 bridge was soon made obsolete by heavy traffic anddredging of the Harlem River Ship Canal.
In 2004 ownership of the Manchester Ship Canal Company was transferred to the Peel Ports group.
The new bridge was built in conjunction with the Army Corps ofEngineers' project to build the Harlem River Ship Canal.
Dock 8 remains largely intact, although its entrance to the ship canal has been made considerably narrower.
The Ship Canal Company was unable to demolish the older, low railway bridges until August 1893, when the matter went to arbitration.
He published a report titled The Practicality and Importance of a Ship Canal to Connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
The Manchester Ship Canal Police were formed the following month,[46] and the canal opened to its first traffic on 1 January 1894.
The complete reversal of the river'sflow was accomplished when the Sanitary and Ship Canal was opened in 1900.
Dock 7 has been cut off from the ship canal and divided into a series of small basins, linking Piers 6 and 7 by road and pedestrian footbridges.
From downtown, the river flows south along the South Branch,and into the Illinois and Michigan Canal and Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal.
Though the main docks were at Salford Quays andPomona Docks the ship canal started at the Woden Street footbridge at Hulme Locks.
One of his 1833 apprentices, Daniel Adamson, later further developed his boiler designs becoming a successful manufacturer andinfluential in the inception of the Manchester Ship Canal.
The enabling Act of Parliament stipulated that the ship canal company's £8 million share capital had to be issued within two years, otherwise the act would lapse.
In 1984 Salford City Council used a derelictland grant to purchase the docks at Salford from the Ship Canal Company,[77] rebranding the area as Salford Quays.
Certain conditions were attached:£5 million had to be raised, and the ship canal company had to buy both the Bridgewater Canal and the Mersey& Irwell Navigation within two years.
Adamson was convinced that the money should be raised from members of the public and opposed the debt restructuring,resigning as chairman of the Ship Canal Committee on 1 February 1887.
Its function was largely replaced by the wider and shorter Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal in 1900, and it ceased transportation operations with the completion of the Illinois Waterway in 1933.
Its function was largely replaced by the wider andshorter Chicago Sanitary& Ship Canal in 1900 and it ceased transportation operations in 1933.
Piers and abutments for a permanent bridgewere built in 1914 as part of construction for the Ship Canal, but a serious proposal for a bridge at Montlake didn't come until 1916.
Most of the navigation was abandoned in the 1890s,with the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal but a deep water channel was maintained up to the Woden Street footbridge.