Elbtunnel (Hamburg)
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Northern exits of the new Elbtunnel. The buildings right on top of the exits host the tunnel operation center and the fire brigade, both staffed 24 hours a day. The operation center is actually in charge of 20 km of Autobahn on both sides of the tunnel.
With 3.3 km, the Elbtunnel, build 1968 - 1975 and opened January 10, 1975, is one of the longest street tunnels under water world wide. It's part of the German Autobahn A7 from Denmark to Austria.
From 1997 - 2002 a fourth tube was added at a cost of 550 million €. It holds the two westmost lanes.
With 3.3 km, the Elbtunnel, build 1968 - 1975 and opened January 10, 1975, is one of the longest street tunnels under water world wide. It's part of the German Autobahn A7 from Denmark to Austria.
From 1997 - 2002 a fourth tube was added at a cost of 550 million €. It holds the two westmost lanes.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Elbe_Tunnel
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 53°32'45"N 9°54'42"E
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- Rennsteig Tunnel 320 km
- Railway bridge Lokerstraat 433 km
- Saukopftunnel 450 km
- Kennedy Tunnel 458 km
- Tunnel. Road A81 486 km
- Gousselerbierg Tunnel 499 km
- Mersch Tunnel 499 km
- Grouft Tunnel 500 km
- Stafelter Tunnel 504 km
- GMP-Architects, Head-Office 0.1 km
- Elbtunnel 0.2 km
- Neumühlen Pier W Head light 0.3 km
- Pagensand Süd lighthouse 0.3 km
- Museumshafen Övelgönne 0.3 km
- Neumühlen Pier E head light 0.4 km
- Augustinum Wohnstift 0.4 km
- Neumühlen Tug Boat Station W end light 0.5 km