List of Canals in The United States - Abandoned Transportation Canals

Abandoned Transportation Canals

See also: History of turnpikes and canals in the United States
  • Alexandria Canal (Virginia)
  • Allegheny Portage Railroad (Pennsylvania)
  • Bald Eagle and Spring Creek Navigation (Pennsylvania)
  • Bank's Canal (Virginia)
  • Beardstown and Sangamon Canal (Illinois)
  • Bellows Falls Canal (Vermont)
  • Blackstone Canal (Rhode Island/Massachusetts)
  • Brunswick–Altamaha Canal (Glynn County, Georgia)
  • Cascade Locks and Canal (Oregon/Washington)
  • Celilo Canal (Oregon/Washington}
  • Chemung Canal (New York)
  • Chenango Canal (New York)
  • Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (Maryland/D.C.)
  • Clinton–Kalamazoo Canal (Michigan; partially completed)
  • Codorus Navigation (Pennsylvania)
  • Columbia Canal (South Carolina)
  • Conestoga Navigation (Pennsylvania)
  • Conewago Canal (Pennsylvania)
  • Cross Florida Barge Canal (partially completed)
  • Culpeper Gold Mine Canal (Virginia)
  • Cumberland and Oxford Canal (Maine, 1821-1873)
  • Deep Run Canal (Virginia)
  • Delaware and Hudson Canal (Pennsylvania/New York)
  • Delaware and Raritan Canal (New Jersey)
  • Delaware Division of the Pennsylvania Canal (partially active)
  • Des Moines Rapids Canal (Iowa)
  • Enfield Falls Canal (Connecticut)
  • Farmington Canal (Connecticut)
  • Ficklin's Canal (Virginia)
  • Fox–Wisconsin Waterway (Wisconsin) (partially restored)
  • Franklin Line (Pennsylvania)
  • Fredericksburg Canal (Virginia)
  • Genesee Valley Canal (New York)
  • Hampshire and Hampden Canal (Massachusetts)
  • Hennepin Canal (Illinois)
  • Hocking Canal (Ohio)
  • Illinois and Michigan Canal (Illinois)
  • Indiana Central Canal
  • James River and Kanawha Canal (only Virginia portion completed)
  • Junction Canal (New York and Pennsylvania)
  • Landsford Canal (South Carolina)
  • Lehigh Canal (Pennsylvania)
  • Leiper Canal (Pennsylvania)
  • Little Falls Canal
  • Love Canal (New York)
  • Main Line of Public Works (Pennsylvania)
  • Miami Canal (Florida)
  • Miami and Erie Canal (Ohio)
  • Middlesex Canal (Massachusetts)
  • Milan Canal
  • Morris Canal (New Jersey)
  • Ohio and Erie Canal (Ohio)
  • Pawtucket Canal (Massachusetts)
  • Pennsylvania Canal
  • Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
  • Portage Canal (Wisconsin)
  • Powell's Canal (Virginia)
  • Rapidan Dam Canal of the Rappahannock Navigation (Virginia)
  • Sandy and Beaver Canal (Pennsylvania and Ohio)
  • Santee Canal (South Carolina)
  • Savannah Ogeechee Canal (Georgia)
  • Schuylkill Navigation (Pennsylvania)
  • Skinker's Canal (Virginia)
  • Snake Castle Canal (Virginia)
  • South Hadley Canal (Massachusetts)
  • Spring Valley Canal (Virginia)
  • Susquehanna Canal (Maryland)
  • Susquehanna and Tidewater Canal (Pennsylvania and Maryland)
  • Suwanee Canal (Georgia)
  • Taylor's Canal (Virginia)
  • Union Canal (Pennsylvania)
  • Wabash and Erie Canal (Ohio/Indiana)
  • Walhonding Canal (Ohio)
  • Warren County Canal (Ohio)
  • Washington City Canal (District of Columbia)
  • Wheatley's Canal (Virginia)
  • Whitewater Canal (Indiana)
  • Wiconisco Canal (Pennsylvania)

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