Ship Canal

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The Ship Canal in Seattle is a man-made waterway connecting Lake Washington to Puget Sound, shaping the city’s geography, infrastructure, and maritime activity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
infrastructure
man-made waterway
artificial true
cityServed Seattle
connectsBodyOfWater Lake Union
Lake Washington
Portage Bay
Puget Sound
Salmon Bay
Union Bay
constructionCompleted 1917
country United States
crossedBy Aurora Bridge
Ballard Bridge
Fremont Bridge
I-5 Ship Canal Bridge
Montlake Bridge
University Bridge
hasLock Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
linked to: Ballard Locks
hasPart Ballard Locks
Fremont Cut
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
linked to: Ballard Locks

Montlake Cut
Portage Canal
Salmon Bay Waterway
linked to: Salmon Bay
influences Seattle geography
Seattle infrastructure
Seattle maritime activity
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Washington State
linked to: Washington
maintainedBy United States Army Corps of Engineers
nearbyNeighborhood Ballard
Fremont
Montlake
Queen Anne
University District
Wallingford
partOf Lake Washington Ship Canal
region King County, Washington
linked to: King County
separates Central Seattle
North Seattle
linked to: Northwest Seattle
usedFor commercial shipping
fishing vessel transit
maritime transport
recreational boating
tourism
waterwayType ship canal

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