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DescriptionCanallock.png |
English: Very basic diagram of canal lock gates, made on 5th January 2003 by Nommo
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15 August 2004 (first version); 5 January 2003 (last version) |
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File:Canallock.png |
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Original uploader was Nommonomanac at en.wikipedia |
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