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The Suez Canal

The Suez Canal. Bernard Abon Jhonell Tristan Abucay P. 6. Suez Canal. What bodies of water does it connect?. The two bodies of water the Suez Canal connects are the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The Mediterranean sea is then connected to the Atlantic ocean.

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The Suez Canal

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  1. The Suez Canal Bernard Abon Jhonell Tristan Abucay P. 6

  2. Suez Canal

  3. What bodies of water does it connect? The two bodies of water the Suez Canal connects are the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The Mediterranean sea is then connected to the Atlantic ocean.

  4. What Countries are Involved? • Egypt is the main country involved with the Suez Canal. • Although many countries use this strait to transport goods, oils and many other things Egypt has complete and total control over this canal.

  5. Dimensions • The length and width of the Suez Canal when it was first built were 164 km long and 8m deep. • As of 2010 the Suez Canal is 193.30 km long, 24 m deep and 205 m wide.

  6. Why is the Suez Canal important • The Suez Canal is a shortcut like many other straits. Many countries like Africa and the U.S. transport crude oil, oil, and many goods using this strait. • Countries from the far east also use this strait to transport goods and oils. • Europe also used this strait to colonize Africa.

  7. Impact upon closing • If this strait were to be closed no ships would be able to transport any goods and oils. • Boats would have to travel around Africa to Europe to transport goods and oils.

  8. Military and Economy • The U.S. use this strait to drive warships through. They also use this strait to transport ammunition to other countries. • This strait affects the economy because of the frequent trades of goods and oils. Without this strait some countries wouldn’t be able to get certain goods.

  9. Advantages • This strait is an advantage to the countries on both sides of it because instead of traveling around Africa they could cut through these series of straits. Traveling around Africa would take many more months.

  10. What moves through this strait? • Things that move through this strait are goods from south Asia to Europe and also military boats carrying ammunition and people.

  11. Physical Geography • The Suez Canal is located by Egypt. • The Canal cuts through the desert. • Also located by Israel and is connected by many other straits.

  12. Human Geography • Egypt recently had a change in government. Egypt has then became more unstable. Recently people are having a strike which resulted into a shut down of the Suez Canal. • The Suez canal is controlled by Egyptians and Saudi Arabians.

  13. The End

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