Transportation Engineering

Links to historic canals and canal societies.

The official website of the Cape Cod Canal includes the history and historical photos of the canal and its construction.

Offers b&w photos of historic bridges and, occasionally, plans of especially famous structures.

Organization dedicated to the history and preservation of the Middlesex Canal which linked Boston and Lowell from 1803-1851.

Links to canals websites in the US and Canada.

Statistics, navigation regulations, financial statements, and reports on the canal's expansion program may be found here.

The official website of the Suez Canal includes the history, treaties, navigational information, and future plans for this vital trade link.

News, history, and statistics concerning the terminal facility at Port Said, Egypt.

AAPA is dedicated to serving deep draft public ports by enhancing port management professionalism, and advocating issues critical to public seaports.

This 2012 report from the American Society of Civil Engineers examines the economic cost of neglected port and inland waterway facilities in the United States.

Discusses the importance of inland waterways to the nation's economy, the problems facing the system, and gives recommendations for fixing them.

Massachusetts Coastal Zone Management guidance, planning decisions, and dredged material characterization arranged geographically by port areas.

Responsible for promoting and managing the Commonwealth's airports, seaport, and transportation systems.

Information on the history and intermodal transportation links serving this deep water port.

US Coast Guard website dedicated to the maintenance of deepwater port regulations.

Port and harbor safety and security issues.