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

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railroad, by which Port Said is linked with Cairo, has resulted in a heavy traffic, ves- sels stopping at Fort Said to unload their cargoes in- tended for Egypt. Consequently, on the African bank of the canal arrangements are to be provided for the unloading of colliers and other vessels and to… … eastern point of the fertile country of Mansourah. Below the Water Level the Dredger Works and Often Uses the Material for Raising Low-lying Banks. Ultimately this channel is to be connected to the main waterway by means of a lock; the present fresh-water canal extending alongside the main canal…

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