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'''Necho's Canal''' {{Pronunciation|NEH-cho}} was a canal that was meant to connect the [[Aur River]] to the [[Kilche Sea]], begun during the reign of the [[Khapesh|Khapshan]] king [[Necho]] in the forty sixth century. Intended to run from the river near [[ | '''Necho's Canal''' {{Pronunciation|NEH-cho}} was a canal that was meant to connect the [[Aur River]] to the [[Kilche Sea]], begun during the reign of the [[Khapesh|Khapshan]] king [[Necho]] in the forty sixth century. Intended to run from the river near [[Sile]] in the west to the [[Salt Coast]] in the east, the ambitious project never saw completion, as it was abandoned soon after the death of the monarch whose name it bears. Still, the remains of almost 100 miles of the canal are still visible in some parts of the desert, even if none of it that was excavated ever saw water. | ||
In the thousands of years since, various Khapeshan monarchs and [[nomarch|nomarchs]] have attempted to restart the project, though never with any notable degree of success. | |||
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Necho's Canal (pronounced NEH-cho) was a canal that was meant to connect the Aur River to the Kilche Sea, begun during the reign of the Khapshan king Necho in the forty sixth century. Intended to run from the river near Sile in the west to the Salt Coast in the east, the ambitious project never saw completion, as it was abandoned soon after the death of the monarch whose name it bears. Still, the remains of almost 100 miles of the canal are still visible in some parts of the desert, even if none of it that was excavated ever saw water.
In the thousands of years since, various Khapeshan monarchs and nomarchs have attempted to restart the project, though never with any notable degree of success.