Canal des Deux Mers

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The Canal des Deux Mers is a historic French waterway system linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea via interconnected canals and rivers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf transport infrastructure
waterway system
connectsRegion Atlantic coast of France
Mediterranean coast of France
connectsTo Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
country France
currentUse recreational boating
tourism
followsRouteBetween Bordeaux
Sète
Toulouse
hasComponent Canal de Garonne
Canal du Midi
Garonne
surface form: Garonne River

Gironde estuary
heritageStatus historic waterway
historicalPeriod Early Modern period
surface form: Early modern period
languageOfName French
literalMeaningOfName Canal of the Two Seas
locatedIn southern France
navigableFor pleasure craft
partlyLocatedIn Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Occitanie
primaryUse inland navigation
purpose link Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea
relatedWork Canal du Midi
surface form: Canal du Midi UNESCO World Heritage Site
transportMode inland water transport
usesWaterway Canal de Garonne
Canal du Midi
Garonne
surface form: Garonne River
waterwayType canal and river system

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Canal du Midi partOf Canal des Deux Mers
Canal de Garonne partOf Canal des Deux Mers
Agen aqueduct partOf Canal des Deux Mers
Cacor aqueduct partOf Canal des Deux Mers
this entity surface form: Canal des Deux Mers network
Pont-canal d’Agen isPartOf Canal des Deux Mers
this entity surface form: Canal des Deux Mers route