Panama Canal
On August 5, 1914, the SS Ancon is the first ship to sail through the newly created Panama Canal, which connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. The 82-kilometer-long artificial waterway in Central America was opened on Aug. 15, 1914, after more than 30 years of construction, and was returned to Panama by the United States on Dec. 31, 1999. With more than 14,000 ship passages per year, the canal is one of the most important waterways in the world and will further increase its capacity through the expansion construction, which is to be completed in the anniversary year.
19.02.2008 - Politik Panama wahlen Schifffahrt Gatun-Schleuse Miraflores-Schleuse Panamakanal
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07.07.2013 - Ein historisches Foto von dem Bau des Panamakanals wird vor den Miraflores-Schleusen in Panama-Stadt gehalten, fotografiert am 07.07.2013. Die Wasserstraße feiert 2014 ihr 100-jähr...
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01.01.1000 - Miraflores Locks, Panama Canal, Panama, Central America
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04.03.2008 - PANAMA, Panama Canal, Container ships in Gatun Locks
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01.01.1000 - Panama Canal, Panama, Central America
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01.01.1000 - Bridge of the Americas, Panama Canal, Balboa, Panama, Central America
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01.01.1000 - Cargo ship in Culebra Cut, Panama Canal, Panama, Central America
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01.01.2000 - Panama Canal: Scene during the de Lesseps attempt to dig the canal, showing West Indian labourers purchasing refreshment. Wood engraving 1888
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