—The
Gaillard Cut, or the Culebra Cut, was where most
of the ‘digging’ took place. It was now about twice as wide as it was originally. The sides were scraped bare of jungle as the Panamanians were making it even wider to accommodate larger ships and two way traffic.
of the ‘digging’ took place. It was now about twice as wide as it was originally. The sides were scraped bare of jungle as the Panamanians were making it even wider to accommodate larger ships and two way traffic.
