ATLAS CHUGGED // MAPPED VIDEO
Every place HISTORY mentions in "How the Panama Canal Was Built | The Engineering that Built the World (Season 1) | History", mapped
// THE CRUX The construction of the Panama Canal was a monumental engineering triumph driven by innovative lock design, vast earthen damming, and rigorous military leadership.
22 places, in order of mention
| 00:09 | Atlantic Ocean | from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean |
| 00:10 | Pacific Ocean | to the Pacific Ocean |
| 00:20 | Panama Canal | the Panama Canal doesn't exist |
| 00:50 | Rock Island, Illinois | Rock Island, Illinois |
| 01:04 | North America | railroads in North America |
| 01:40 | Panama | together in Panama |
| 02:35 | Washington, D.C. | Washington, DC 1906 |
| 03:19 | Culebra Cut | feet of the Culebra Mountains |
| 03:27 | Miraflores Locks | Miraflores Locks two steps |
| 03:29 | Pedro Miguel Locks | Pedro Miguel Locks |
| 03:32 | Gatun Locks | Gatun Locks three steps |
| 03:36 | Gatun Lake | Gatun Lake |
| 03:53 | Chagres River | dam the Chagres River |
| 04:56 | Panama | President to go to Panama |
| 06:39 | Panama | Panama 1907 |
| 07:05 | Gatun Locks | completes the Gatun Locks on the Atlantic |
| 07:09 | Pedro Miguel Locks | Pedro Miguel Locks on the Pacific |
| 07:17 | Culebra Cut | and the Culebra Cut is still being excavated |
| 08:31 | White House | presses a button in Washington |
| 08:46 | Gatun Lake | waters from the Gatun Lake immediately begin |
| 08:48 | Culebra Cut | filling the Culebra Cut |
| 09:17 | Panama Canal | through the Panama Canal |