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Channel Tunnel

noun

  1. the Anglo-French railway tunnel that runs beneath the English Channel, between Folkestone and Coquelles, near Calais; opened in 1994 Also calledChunnelEurotunnel


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The destruction of the Channel Tunnel, ten years of effort wasted, millions of pounds swallowed up: this was evidently a calamity!

But why have we never consented to the Channel Tunnel being made?

It is just at this time that the submarine Channel Tunnel scheme possesses peculiar interest for the thoughtful.

But the project of a Channel tunnel had long been seriously considered, though the experimental borings were not made till 1876.

He seems to think it might be used for the Channel tunnel, being both smokeless and noiseless.

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