National Waterway 3
River
National Waterway 3
National Waterway 3 (NW-3), also known as the West Coast Canal, is a significant inland navigational route in Kerala, stretching from Kozhikode in the north to Kollam in the south, covering a distance of 205 kilometers. This waterway, declared a National Waterway in 1993, primarily facilitates cargo movement and tourism, connecting major industrial centers to the Kochi port.
It also includes the Champakara and Udyogmandal Canals, linking industrial areas like Ambalamugal and Udyogmandal to the main waterway. National Waterway 3 plays a crucial role in the region's economy by providing a cost-effective and eco-friendly means of transportation.
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National Waterway 3 is located in Ernakulam, Kerala.
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