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New short cut for water shipment of commodities between ports on Atlantic Coast and on Gulf of Mexico has been approved for construction; Cross Florida Barge Canal will provide channel 12 ft deep and 150 ft wide, with five locks, cutting through state at its narrowest point; bridges, dams, locks, and considerable excavation are included in project; physical characteristics described.
New short cut for water shipment of commodities between ports on Atlantic Coast and on Gulf of Mexico has been approved for construction; Cross Florida Barge Canal will provide channel 12 ft deep and 150 ft wide, with five locks, cutting through state at its narrowest point; bridges, dams, locks, and considerable excavation are included in project; physical characteristics described.
Barge canal to Cross Florida
Civ Eng (NY)
Scott, H.A. (author)
1945
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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