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Journey Through the Panama Canal
Journey through the Panama Canal
From the Pacific Ocean to the Alantic the cruise stopped at Cabo San Lucas, Nicaragua, Puntarenas, Cartagena, and Aruba
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The three locks of the Panama Canal are formed by 88 sluice gates and a total of almost 250 valves that control and channel the water needed to operate the lock; the machinery is electrically operated.
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The towing locomotives ('mules') are used for towing, braking and keeping the ship centered in the chamber, preventing its coming into contact with the concrete walls; there is a gap of barely 60 cm between the ship and the lock walls.
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Continuing through the Gatun Locks.
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