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Canoes were developed by the Native Peoples of North America. The name comes from the word kenu meaning dugout. The most well-known version is made of wooden ribs covered with birch bark ideal for travelling streams, rivers and lakes. Today canoes made of synthetics are popular with outdoor recreational enthusiasts. From assortment 46033