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Great Britain has an extensive network of canals totaling around 3,000 km that could enable a tour of the country by boat. Such a tour would involve hiring a boat and visiting various cities while traveling along the canals, which require use of canal locks to navigate changes in water levels and include bridges crossing over the waterways.
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