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History of the Rhone-Rhine Canal, Geschichte des kanals

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History of the Rhone-Rhine Canal, Geschichte des kanals

History of the Rhone-Rhine Canal, Geschichte des kanals

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    May 19, 2024

    It's worth it - it's very original and not touristy

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      August 9, 2025

      Do not do it in hot weather

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        February 21, 2024

        History of the Rhône-Rhine Canal (French version):



        of the Rhône-Rhein-Kanal von „Notre Dame de Neunkirch“ (Deutsche version):



        The Rhône-Rhine canal is a French canal which connects the Saône, a navigable tributary of the Rhône, to the Rhine. It is designed as a necessary link to connect the maritime ports of northern Europe with those of the Mediterranean by creating a river link Rotterdam-Marseille via Germany.

        You are on the northern branch of the canal, built around 1830. This portion of the canal doubled the Rhine and linked the ports of Mulhouse to those of Strasbourg (the northern end of the canal does not flow directly into the Rhine, but into the Ill which surrounds part of Strasbourg and which no longer communicates directly with the Rhine). Here, the canal was decommissioned in the 1960s following the construction of the Grand Canal d'Alsace and the Kembs-Niffer lock.

        The banks of the canal were paved from Marckolsheim to Strasbourg to make it easy to connect the European capital and Colmar by bike.

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