KnowraWhite Sea–Baltic CanalLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to White Sea–Baltic Canal, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 6Compared with 2KareliaRelated: It crosses the Republic of Karelia and connects its inland waterways to northern ports.White SeaRelated: The canal adds an artificial inland route to the sea's natural exchange.Volga–Don CanalCompared with: It is another major Soviet canal built with extensive forced labor.Arkhangelsk OblastRelated: It links the oblast’s maritime gateway to Russia’s inland and Baltic waterways.Lake OnegaRelated: Its route links Lake Onega to the White Sea.Northern DvinaRelated: Together with connecting waterways, it extends routes from the Northern Dvina region toward the Baltic.PetrozavodskRelated: The waterway connects the lake region around Petrozavodsk to northern Russia's maritime network.Moscow CanalCompared with: It offers an earlier comparison for Soviet canal building through coerced labor.