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Elbe–Havel Canal

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The Elbe–Havel Canal is a long path of water. It is in Germany. This canal is 56 kilometres long. It links two big rivers together. One river is the Elbe. The other river is the Havel. The canal joins Magdeburg to Brandenburg.

A special bridge helps boats move. It is called the Magdeburg Water Bridge. This bridge crosses over the River Elbe. It connects the canal to the Mittelland Canal. That canal goes to the west of Germany.

This water path is part of a very long route. To the east, the River Havel joins another canal. That one is the Oder-Havel Canal. Because of these links, boats can travel far. They can go from the west to Berlin. They can even reach Poland. This canal helps connect many places through water.

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