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Channel Tunnel

Also Known As Chunnel

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A rail tunnel beneath the English Channel connecting Folkestone in England to Coquelles in France, opened in 1994 after six years of construction. It carries Eurostar passenger trains and shuttle trains for road vehicles, and its 37.9 kilometer undersea section is the longest undersea tunnel section in the world.

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Completion Year
1994 1
Significance
Its undersea section is the longest in the world; the first fixed link between Britain and continental Europe since the last ice age. 1
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