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Wendover Production’s latest video, “How Inland Waterways Work,” the spotlight is on the often-overlooked yet vital network of U.S. inland waterways that power much of the economy.
These rivers and canals form the backbone of America’s freight transportation system, moving millions of tons of goods annually while playing a critical role in supporting industries like agriculture, energy, and manufacturing.
From the vast Mississippi River to the intricate canal systems, the video dives into how this efficient, cost-effective mode of transport powers the U.S. economy, showcasing both the historical significance and modern-day challenges of maintaining this essential infrastructure.
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