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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 4 (July 1908) (1908)

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nience of vessels, a 3,000-ton floating dock was obtained for use at Port Said, thereby obviating the necessity of any ships, more particularly the dredging appliances of the company, proceeding to Suez for drydocking. The actual amount of excavation carried out in Above the Water Level the Earth… … tributable directly to the widening of the waterway, This Yiew Gives a Good Idea of the Flat Land—Sand Deserts and Shallow Lakes-Through Which together with the improved facilities now in vogue for enabling vessels to proceed. In 1905, however, the re- sources of the authorities were severely taxed…

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