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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 19 (1896) (1896)

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ent vvvesaqanmesry ona HH TST from the lake by the Nagara and Hino-oka ranges of hills. The objects of the construction of the canal between the lake and the city were: 1. To open a line of boat navigation between the Lake and Yodo River through Kioto. 2. The production of water power and the… … THE CANAL INCLINED PLANE AT KIOTO-LENGTH, 1,815 FEET. LIFT, 118 FEET. (Continued on page 345.) 1891, under the direction of Sakuro Tanabe, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., who was the engineer-in-chief. Main Canal from Lake Biwa to the City of Kioto.— The main canal connects the southwest extremity of Lake…

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