Journal Volume: 4
Journal Issue: 5 suppl
Journal Year: 1893
Articles in SafetyLit: 10

Chapter i: introduction. the renaissance of inland navigation

Chapter ii: classification of inland waterways. the way they should be studied

Chapter iii: the present condition of English and American inland waterways

Chapter iv: waterways and railroads as carriers

Chapter v: influence of inland water routes on railroad tariffs

Chapter vi: influence of inland waterways on railway revenues

Chapter vii: under what conditions and to what extent canals can compete with railroads in the future

Chapter viii: the construction of canals and the improvement of natural inland waterways by the state and by corporations

Chapter xi: the leading works in process of execution within the united states. proposed works

Chapter XII: The Nicaragua Canal