MOST Extreme Canals and Waterways in the World
Vložit
- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- When it comes to transporting goods by boat, canals and waterways are often the safest and most efficient way to get from Point A to Point B. After all, it is only thanks to these that ships can move through what used to be solid blocks of land, and while there are thousands around the world, there are some that are a little bit more significant than others. And be it massive amounts of traffic or super cool histories, some truly are incredible, so today, grab your lifejackets and get ready for a ride as we count down the Top 15 Most Extreme Canals and Waterways!
#canal #top15
Several segments are licensed under creative commons
creativecommons.org/licenses/...
For more video information, please visit our website.
The Top Fives show brings you informational and entertaining top five videos! Join us and subscribe for more.
Follow Josh on Instagram! Founder and producer of the Top Fives show. Stay up to date with the channel and everything CZcams and business related! / joshuajosephbaker
Follow us on Facebook!
/ topfivesyoutube
Contact us via the email form here: czcams.com/users/topfivesabout
Note: The videos featured on the Top Fives channel are for educational and informational purposes. If you have a good idea for a video, leave us a comment! We try to read each and every comment made. - Zábava
Good Day Friend,
Very nice Water Way in the World Thank you for Sharing this video Take care Always God bless you and your Family.
If mankind gave as much money to irrigation and canals as it does to war, what a great world it would be.
Hi
100% agree!!
Very engaging and interesting thank you 👍
Neat picture, happen to be a lady with very long hair? I find that very attractive, please describe it?
As an Africa who loves adventure and documentary Egypt 🇪🇬 as been making me proud mama Africa
Great Document
YOU ARE THE ONLY CZcamsR THAT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY THE AMERICAN CONTINENT AS A SINGLE GEOGRAPHICAL LAND MAS FROM CANADA TO CHILE. HURRA. SALUDOS
In my humble opinion these canals and waterways are really taken for granted under valued under used and not used to their full potential if they were previously used in the past for various tasks then surely they could be used again today converted or made useful in some ways perhaps for delivery or taxi etc..
Wonderful human canals
How did they dig these canals by hand in the old days? That is that most unimaginable amount of labor possible.
Especially Northwest passage
Interesting!
As a native Houstonian, it's known as the Houston Ship Channel. I've never heard the phrase "Houston Canal"
Golly gee, since they didn't say "ship", I thought it was the Puppy Canal!
🙄
@@BigJeremyBeyer Hmmm, seems its not a canal at all. It would be the puppy ship channel. Canals generally have Lochs, The Houston ship channel does not. Panama CANAL does. But i am no expert. Also, a canal is man made, by definition, the Houston ship channel is not. The Packery (ship not puppy) channel in Corpus Christi Texas doesnt have lochs either. NOTE: Donnie Palmer is correct, it is the Houston Ship Channel. Have a nice day.
Great video
It's not called the Houston Canal it's called the Houston Ship Channel. Or it's original name Buffalo Bayou
Nit pick much?
In Norway they built a water tunnel through a mountain for Cruise Ships to avoid the extreme weather in the coast line.
Gone-dough-la interesting hahah
Me gusta el video, muy interesante
Muy interesante el Canal de Panamá que esta ubicado actualmente en mi país, realmente es una grandiosa historia y la manera en la cual se creó, resaltar que murieron muchísimas personas por estas construcciones pero que son muy beneficiosas para los países y para los panameños.
amazing!
how....can you omit the Welland canal?
"They more or less invaded Panama" 🤣
We have Eerie Canal passing through Rochester , from Buffalo to Hudson River covering 364 Miles
Then there is the Welland canal.
Suez is the most important canal in the world.
They are just waterways. Their importance is mostly valued by those who live near them and use them most. Remember, we are all people of the world who make our lives on top of the dirt of the planet. Anything we have while we are alive we cannot take with us when we die. Our most important possession is the love we have with our family, friends and neighbors. God Bless You.
This is really interesting, some of this canals are still being use, some are not, but the real question i ask, how many lives were lost in the build of all of them, i know about Panama Canal because there is where i'm from but knowing that some of them aren't being use and the lives were lost for nothing is really sad. But it's educative to know about all of them, helps learn about the world of before, how they did things and the hard work this must have been.
Me gusta el video
I lived in Houston so many years and didn't know that was a canal. I thought it was a natural river
Did you forget all about the Erie Canal?
one point of note: its rarely a captain that takes a ship through these types of transits... local pilots guide ships through
It is not Kiel Canal!!! It named Nord Ostsee Kanal English, north east sea canal!!!
Northwest Passage is not a canal. If it is, then the Northeast Passage qualifies too. As we speak, Russia is building the Artic Silk Road and a $110 billion Artic megaport is 80% completed.
On cities with canals, there are a few much older cities in China which have longer canals and have more tourists annually than Venice.
And why no mention of the St.Lawrence Seaway canals?
I argree that putting the Northwest Passage as #1 on this list is too much of a stretch. In actual reality Suez is #1.
Well, the title does include “waterways” as well.
@@jjwwqq The Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans are "waterways" too. All water surfaces are technically "waterways".
you definitely missed st lawrence system and the welland canal.
Lol I just mentioned the welland canal.
It's actually called The Houston Ship Channel. I'm from there and nobody calls it the "Houston Canal".
I was just thinking that. I was in first and second grades when we lived there, with the ship channel just across the bayou.
Humble tx shout out. And she is correct!
first... nice
I think the most active canal in the world is the Ear Canal. It is shared by every human and animal that has an ear to hear.
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 never thought of that one. Thanks for the laugh just what I needed today. God bless you 🙏
Ha ha for a second there, I was thinking you misspelled the Erie Canal 😂
Bonito
Me gusta
Bello
Been on that
Soon no1 will be the Stad Ocean Ship Tunnel located on the NW coast of Norway ... just saying.
Amsterdam is not the venice of the north that is Giethoorn
I thought it was Bruges.
Very educational and informative but it is most unfortunate that the information about the Suez Canal is incomplete hence incorrect since it was first built and used by the great Persian King Darius the great and used to attack Greece by passing the Persian navy through it to reach Greek islands on the Mediterranean Sea.
I hope this is helping to complete a very comprehensive video.
Iam realy want to go to any one from this ships trips
0:33 ❤
Erie Canal anyone?
Houston shout out
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
me gusta
“Small man made islands, connected by a series of canals”? Mmm, I don’t think so somehow…
What about the canal system of the UK. Maybe the best network of any country with canals. And maybe the oldest.
Agreed! The canals drove the Industrial Revolution, and the vastness of the network. 4700 navigable miles with 2700 miles being part of the “connected” system.
Most famous canal will ALWAYS be the Panama Canal.
Only in Americas.
the Venice of the North isn't Amsterdam... it's a village called Giethoorn...
I’m scared of water! Much less extreme water ways
Second lol
Oh My gad the waturway
This sounds ur memein
..em .lawa.nya..
Small correction here: The expression Venice of the North, or Dutch Venice or Hollands Venetië (in Dutch) is not user for Amsterdam, but for the small village of Giethoorn. This is a small village that actually has no roads at all, but needs the canals for transport of goods, people and life stock.
Panamá the best ❤🎉😏
At least if you're going to talk about something get the pronunciation correct in the Federated States of Micronesia the island of pohnpei doesn't sound like the city of Pompeii that sounds like pom pay and the island is pronounced
pon a pay.
Es importante
I find it odd that until the climate change allowed for a real possibility of opening the NorthWest Passage there was no issue with anyone over Canada claiming the waterway as part of it's territory. As soon as it became a real possibility it was claimed to be an international waterway just to deny any economic benefit to Canada who would have to provide rescue services and bear the brunt of environmental cleaning if any incident requires it.
It's about money. Companies don't want to pay extra costs for ships going anywhere they don't have to. None of us are different trying to save on shipping fees.
So you would rather Canada be responsible for the ship wrecks? Do you know how many ships and lives have been lost near Canada?
@@lyfewithpiglet582 I would rather not have Canadian taxes spent on the cleanup from wrecks there for ships going elsewhere and just using the route. Having it as Canadian waters means fees for use and those fees reduce the tax dollars needed to clean messes. Either way, Canada will have to clean up from any messes when it's used.
mani bhai - Lahore District, Punjab, Pakistan
Canal Travelling is Odd, But To Have Such Plan is Serious Freedom but Like a Stunt Due to Risk(What Urgency Was It?). A Cruise in a Tight Area(Soil/Sand) is the Risk.
Anyway Maybe it is a Way To Create an Activeness To Rule Life(To Harass), like an Example? "if Spot is a Loss" as May Create Harassment to Ownself(in Country in Public)?
Where is 5mins 17s, who created it?
What about all the canals in the UK.
First
Yes of course,just clean that places,hahahaha🤔💯☑👍👌🏻✨🎗
Kasih translate bahasa indonesia dong, biar kami tau narasinya
رقم خمسه في اليونان روحتها اربع مرات او اكتر
No no no, they call Venice the Amsterdam of the south!
It’s the Houston SHIP CHANNEL dammit. I know y’all do research but come on
It's sad that some of these canals are nothing but BIG open SEWERS .
Sorry America and the other nations disputing it. The north west passage does pass primarily in Canadian sovereign waters in most places. I’m quite sure the stretch that travels off the north coast of Alaska is certainly considered American. So with that said open those cheque books shipping companies !
Philippine canals are the best ❤️.
Your mom's canal is
Northwest passage is not a canal,it is canadas
Disque 10 dolares
CANAL DE PANAMÁ🇵🇦
Always these people in the comments just spouting how everything he says is wrong is stupid. Just watch the video it is visually stunning. Same with the people who feel the need to spell check everyone it’s so annoying.
why not show Houston's skyline. You showed Austin, Texas skyline and the Colorado river (200 miles from the coast). Houston has the tallest and 2nd tallest buildings in Texas and a striking skyline. Show us more then (completely landlocked) Dallas and Austin.
Amongst all this you forgot the national canal system in the UK which helped build the Industrial revolution. A poor effort at this video.
Aqiss And Family 👼👼👼🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm not impressed by the German pronunciation; and Venice has "gondolas" with stress on the first syllable..
The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on the Llangollen Canal in Wales is surely pretty extreme?
czcams.com/video/ehX7gKaAL74/video.html
😂😂😂
A alguien le. Pasaron este link? Cuidado roban información personal
Si , a mi
The information in this particular video are not accurate. So many mistakes. Hope you can do your job and research better in your future contents.
Tengan cuidado los q están mandando el link de este video esta estafando te piden datos personales y más para estafarte
If you want to hear an encyclopedia being read, enjoy
whz havent you talked about real owners THE OTTOMANS TURKS
America did not invade Panama. Ol' Teddy jumped onboard with the Panamanian hatred of Daddy Colombia, who had refused America's plan. So Teddy set up a puppet regime in Panama, paid off the Colombian Army in the Panama region to go home and was the first world leader to recognize Panamanian independence (🤔wait...didn't I see you at the beach club last year ? 🥸)
1:30' - It is not "The United Stateses." Hello? GOT ENGLISH?
It is "The UNITED STATES' " (There is an apostrophe there?)
Further, it is pronounced "The United States." And NOT "The United Stateses." Geezus.
Are we illertiate? How did you get this job?
DUH? Got English? WHat the what is YOUR first language?
~~~~~
1:50' - It is not "Texases " Nope. That would mean multiples of TEXAS. How many Texases do you have?
Here in the USA? We have only one?
It is "Texas' " (another one of those apostrophes?) and is pronounced "TEXAS."
Get a dictionary, dude. Or better, a language tutor.
...
May I point out that while you are talking about Romanian Communist regime you show pictures of the Hungarian House of Parliament in Budapest, and Hungary's famous Chainbridge. Although Hungary and Romania are neighbouring countries they are not the same! Budapest and Bucarest are not the same!!!! They are capitol cities of two different countries!
MOST Extreme Canals and Waterways in the World
Kapal Naik bukit.pump Ayer Dan menurun
Terusan Swiss Panama kapal shot cut..masuk laut antara bangsa .jika tidak masuk Panama maka Kos pelayaran tinggi bajetnya.
Me gusta
me gusta
Me gusta
Me gusta
Me gusta
Me gusta