Projet d'Un Canal de Jonction de l'Ocean Pacifique Et de l'Ocean Atlantique A Travers l'Isthme de Panama

"Projet D'un Canal De Jonction De L'océan Pacifique Et De L'océan Atlantique Á Travers L'isthme De Panama" presents a historical perspective on early proposals for a Panama canal. Authored by Napoléon Garella and originally published in 1845, this work offers insights into the engineering and logistical considerations of constructing a canal across the Isthmus of Panama in the 19th century. The book details the projected route, potential challenges, and anticipated benefits of connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, providing valuable historical context to one of the world's most significant engineering feats. This book serves as a critical resource for historians, engineers, and anyone interested in the genesis of the Panama Canal and the early ambitions to transform global trade routes.

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