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A canoe is a long, thin boat.

Birchbark canoe, Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor, ME IMG 2301
Birchbark canoe, Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor, ME IMG 2301

It is open on top. People sit or kneel inside. They use paddles to move it.

Construction canot 1870
Construction canot 1870

Long ago, people made them from tree trunks. They carved the wood out. This is called a dugout.

Dugout canoe Rennell
Dugout canoe Rennell

Other people used bark from trees. They put bark over a wood frame. These boats are very light. You can carry them on your shoulders. This helps you move over land.

Today, many canoes are made of plastic. Some are made of metal. People use them for racing. They also use them for fun. Canoes are great for exploring!

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FAHopkins Shooting Rapids.jpg
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Dugout canoe Rennell.jpg
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Construction canot 1870.jpg
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Parts of Canoe.svg
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BWCA Canoe Outing - 001.jpg
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Elm Bank canoe launch 213345 929.jpg
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Wood strip canoe 16 foot.jpg

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