Ganges Canal

Ganges Canal, constructed mainly for the purpose of irrigating the arid land stretching between the Ganges and the Jumna Rivers, originally extended from Hardwár to Cawnpore and Etawah, but has since been greatly enlarged, and at present (including branches) has a total extent of 3700 m., of which 500 m. are navigable; it has contributed to mitigate suffering caused by famines by affording a means of distributing ready relief.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Ganges * Gangrene
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Gamaliel
Gambetta, Léon Michel
Gambia
Gambier, James, Lord
Gamp, Sarah
Gando
Ganega
Ganelon
Ganges
Ganges Canal
Gangrene
Gangway
Ganymedes
Gao
Garay, János
Garcia, Manuel
Garcias, Don Pedro
Garcilaso
Garcilaso de la Vega
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