canalbank
A canalbank is the side of a canal, typically a man-made waterway constructed for transportation, irrigation, or water management. These banks are essential components of a canal's infrastructure, serving to contain the water within its designated channel and prevent erosion. The construction of canalbanks can vary widely depending on the canal's purpose, age, and the surrounding environment.
Historically, canalbanks were often formed from compacted earth, quarried stone, or brickwork. In many cases, vegetation
The function of a canalbank extends beyond simply holding water. They can also serve as pathways for