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Finow Canal
canal, Germany
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history of canal construction
- In canals and inland waterways: Germany
The 40-km (25-mile) Finow Canal along the Havel to the Liepe, a tributary of the Oder, had been built earlier but fell into decay because of flooding and neglect and was not rebuilt until 1751. Thus, in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, under Frederick William, the…
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significance to Germany
- In Eberswalde
…with the construction of the Finow Canal in the 17th century. Traditional industries were given new impetus in the mid-18th century by the settlement of Thuringian cutlers and in the 19th century by the rise of what is still Europe’s largest marine and industrial crane factory. The Oder-Havel Canal (completed…
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