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- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal abstract "The White Sea – Baltic Sea Canal (Russian: Беломо́рско–Балти́йский кана́л, Byelomorsko–Baltiyskiy Kanal, BBK), often abbreviated to White Sea Canal (Belomorkanal) is a ship canal in Russia opened on 2 August 1933. It connects the White Sea with Lake Onega, which is further connected to the Baltic Sea. Until 1961, its original name was the Stalin White Sea – Baltic Sea Canal (Belomorsko–Baltiyskiy Kanal imeni Stalina).The canal was constructed by forced labour of gulag inmates. During its construction by a total of 126,000 workers, about 12,000 died, according to the official records, while historian Anne Applebaum's estimate is 25,000 deaths.The canal runs partially along several canalised rivers and Lake Vygozero. The total length of the route is 227 kilometres (141 mi). As of 2008, the canal sees only light traffic, carrying between ten and forty boats per day. Its economic advantages are limited by its minimal depth of 3.5 m (11.5 ft),[citation needed] inadequate for most sea-going vessels.".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal thumbnail White_Sea_Canal_map.png?width=300.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal wikiPageID "529154".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal wikiPageRevisionID "606414775".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_built_in_the_Soviet_Union.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Canals_in_Russia.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Gulag_industry.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Neva_basin.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Ship_canals.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Soviet_architecture.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Transport_infrastructure_completed_in_1933.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:Vyg_basin.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal subject Category:White_Sea.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal point "62.8 34.8".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal type SpatialThing.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal comment "The White Sea – Baltic Sea Canal (Russian: Беломо́рско–Балти́йский кана́л, Byelomorsko–Baltiyskiy Kanal, BBK), often abbreviated to White Sea Canal (Belomorkanal) is a ship canal in Russia opened on 2 August 1933. It connects the White Sea with Lake Onega, which is further connected to the Baltic Sea. Until 1961, its original name was the Stalin White Sea – Baltic Sea Canal (Belomorsko–Baltiyskiy Kanal imeni Stalina).The canal was constructed by forced labour of gulag inmates.".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Canal Mar Blanco-Báltico".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Canal Mar Branco–Báltico".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Canal de la mer Blanche".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Canale Mar Bianco-Mar Baltico".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Kanał Białomorsko-Bałtycki".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Weißmeer-Ostsee-Kanal".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "White Sea–Baltic Canal".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Witte Zeekanaal".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "Беломорско-Балтийский канал".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "قناة البحر الأبيض إلى بحر البلطيق".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "白海-波羅的海運河".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal label "白海・バルト海運河".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs White_Sea%E2%80%93Baltic_Canal.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Bělomořsko-baltský_kanál.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Weißmeer-Ostsee-Kanal.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Canal_Mar_Blanco-Báltico.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Canal_de_la_mer_Blanche.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Canale_Mar_Bianco-Mar_Baltico.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs 白海・バルト海運河.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs 백해-발트_해_운하.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Witte_Zeekanaal.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Kanał_Białomorsko-Bałtycki.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Canal_Mar_Branco–Báltico.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Q461457.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal sameAs Q461457.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal lat "62.8".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal long "34.8".
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal wasDerivedFrom White_Sea–Baltic_Canal?oldid=606414775.
- White_Sea–Baltic_Canal depiction White_Sea_Canal_map.png.