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Lachine Rapids (1092 bytes)
1: ... the borough (formerly city) of [[Lachine, Quebec|Lachine]]. 3: ...on of the [[Lachine Canal]] through Montreal, the rapids had to be [[portage]]d. Even with the canal, the ... 5: The Lachine Rapids are now passed by the South Shore Canal (Saint-La... 7: ...tewater rafting]] and jet boat expeditions to the rapids are available in Montreal. 9: ...lachine-rapids.jpg|center|thumb|700px|The Lachine rapids, seen from the borough of [[Lasalle, Quebec|Lasal... Lachine (485 bytes) 1: '''Lachine''' is a specific referring to a number of places ... 3: *[[Lachine, Quebec]], now a borough of [[Montreal]]; 4: *the [[Lachine Rapids]]; 5: *the [[Lachine Canal]]; 6: *the [[Lachine Canal National Historic Site]]; Lachine Canal (2272 bytes) 1: ...[Image:LachineCanal1920.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The Lachine Canal in 1920 ]] 2: ...nada]], through the boroughs of [[Lachine, Quebec|Lachine]] on land originally granted by the [[French mona... 4: ...ld allow ships to bypass the treacheous [[Lachine Rapids]]. After more than 130 years of failure, a consor... 6: However, while the Lachine canal proved an enormous boon for Montreal and th... 8: ...hine-canal.jpg|left|300px|thumb|A bridge over the Lachine Canal, in sight of downtown Montreal]] Lachine, Quebec (803 bytes) 1: '''Lachine''' is a former city in southwestern [[Quebec]], [... 5: Lachine, from French ''la Chine'' ([[China]]), was named ... 9: Lachine is the site of the historic [[Lachine Canal]]. 13: [[de:Lachine]] Rapids, New York (3287 bytes) 1: '''Rapids''' is a [[hamlet (place)|hamlet]] (also a [[cens... 3: ...amlet is at the junction of Tonawanda Creek Road, Rapids Road, and Goodrich Road. The community consists ... 6: Rapids is located at 43°6'5" North, 78°38'28" We... Coon Rapids (190 bytes) 1: '''Coon Rapids''' is the name of several places in the [[United ... 3: * [[Coon Rapids, Iowa|Coon Rapids]] in [[Iowa]] 4: * [[Coon Rapids, Minnesota|Coon Rapids]] in Minnesota Colorado Rapids (4326 bytes) 2: Name = Colorado Rapids | 3: Badge = Colorado_Rapids_logo.gif | 19: ...game = [[Kansas City Wiz]] 3 - 0 Colorado Rapids<br>''([[Arrowhead Stadium]]; [[April 13]], [[1996... 20: Largest win = Colorado Rapids 4 - 0 [[Kansas City Wiz]]<br>''([[Mile High Stadi... 25: The '''Colorado Rapids''' are [[Denver, Colorado]]'s [[Major League Socc... Grandtully rapids (1094 bytes) 1: '''Grandtully rapids''' on the [[River Tay]] is one of the most popula... 3: ...e rapids where many English canoeists not used to rapids often break their boats), and the bottom fall. 7: ...meeting room. Also in 2003 the hotel next to the rapids was sold to more canoe-friendly owners. Cascades Rapids (2636 bytes) 1: ...ge:Cascades_rapids.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Cascades Rapids]] 4: ...s up with ropes. It is generally held that these rapids or cascades (or the many cascades along the [[Col... 6: ... of the party in the evening from the head of the rapids they met with many of the natives on the road, wh... 8: ..._and_Falls.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Cascade Locks and Rapids, September 8, 1929]] 12: ..., replaced the old '''Cascade Locks''' around the rapids. Cedar Rapids (162 bytes) 1: '''Cedar Rapids''' is the name of some places in the [[United Sta... 2: *[[Cedar Rapids, Iowa]] 3: *[[Cedar Rapids, Nebraska]] Grand Rapids (427 bytes) 1: '''Grand Rapids''' is the name of several places in the [[United ... 2: * [[Grand Rapids, Michigan]] 3: * [[Grand Rapids, Minnesota]] 4: * [[Grand Rapids, Ohio]] 5: ...ds, Wisconsin]] is the former name of [[Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin]] White water rapids (1314 bytes) 1: ...ance as the water reflects more light than usual. Rapids are often traveled by water sportsmen and women, ... 3: Rapids are usually at their highest and most dangerous d... 5: ==Categories of Rapids== 6: There are six categories of rapids based on difficulty of traversal. 14: There are often regulations regarding what class rapids a commercial vessel can traverse. Category 5 is ... Water jet rapids (165 bytes) 1: The '''water jet rapids''' are the tours on either open or closed boats t... Grand Rapids Griffins (971 bytes) 1: ...n the [[American Hockey League]] based in [[Grand Rapids, Michigan]], [[USA]]. 6: '''Arena:''' 130 West Fulton, Suite 111, Grand Rapids, Michigan 27: * [http://www.griffinshockey.com Grand Rapids Griffins Official Website] 28: ...php?tid=2675 The Internet Hockey Database - Grand Rapids Griffins] 36: [[Category:Grand Rapids, Michigan]] Rapids Soccer Stadium (224 bytes) 3: ''''''Rapids Soccer Stadium Facts'''''' 11: '''Tenant:''' [[Colorado Rapids]] Grand Rapids Press (1486 bytes) 1: ...''' is a daily [[newspaper]] published in [[Grand Rapids, Michigan]]. It is the largest of the eight [[Bo... 8: ...till operate from this location in downtown Grand Rapids, but newspaper production has sinced moved to a n... 11: ...l Etten, William J., A Citizens' History of Grand Rapids, Michigan] Priest Rapids Dam (595 bytes) 1: '''Priest Rapids Dam''' is a [[hydroelectric]] project located on ... 3: ...e gravity type dam. Its reservoir is named Priest Rapids Lake. Coon Rapids, Minnesota (3617 bytes) 1: '''Coon Rapids''' is a city located in [[Anoka County, Minnesota... 3: ...closed and later opened to the public as the Coon Rapids Regional Park in 1978. 5: ...ver_Dam_-_Coon_Rapids%2C_Minnesota.jpg|thumb|Coon Rapids River Dam 6/19/04]] 8: ...r]] is Tim Howe. While mayoral elections in Coon Rapids are nonpartisan, Howe has been endorsed by the De... Grand Rapids, Ohio (2699 bytes) 1: '''Grand Rapids''' is a village located in [[Wood County, Ohio]].... 4: ...ap-doton-Grand_Rapids.png|right|Location of Grand Rapids, Ohio]] 6: Grand Rapids is located at 41°24'39" North, 83°52'1" W... Neosho Rapids, Kansas (2631 bytes) 1: '''Neosho Rapids''' is a city located in [[Lyon County, Kansas]]. ... 4: ...-doton-Neosho_Rapids.png|right|Location of Neosho Rapids, Kansas]] 6: Neosho Rapids is located at 38°22'7" North, 95°59'31" W...
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