Ryfylke Tunnel
Sector: Tunnel • Location: Norway
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The Ryfylke Tunnel in Norway is the longest undersea road tunnel in the world, measuring 8.98 miles. It connects Stavanger and Ryfylke and is part of Norway's Rogfast project to connect several islands in the region. The tunnel opened in 2019 and was developed to reduce reliance on ferries.
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Description | The Ryfylke Tunnel in Norway is the longest undersea road tunnel in the world, measuring 8.98 miles. It connects Stavanger and Ryfylke and is part of Norway's Rogfast project to connect several islands in the region. The tunnel opened in 2019 and was developed to reduce reliance on ferries. |
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