Stad Ship Tunnel
Sector: Seaport • Location: Norway
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The Stad Ship Tunnel is a 1.7-kilometer tunnel bored through the Stad Peninsula in Norway to provide a safer maritime passage for ships, allowing them to bypass the dangerous Stadhavet Sea. The tunnel will be large enough to accommodate vessels up to the size of Norway's coastal route ships, including ferries, cargo vessels, fishing boats, aquaculture ships, and coastal cruise vessels. The project
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Description | The Stad Ship Tunnel is a 1.7-kilometer tunnel bored through the Stad Peninsula in Norway to provide a safer maritime passage for ships, allowing them to bypass the dangerous Stadhavet Sea. The tunnel will be large enough to accommodate vessels up to the size of Norway's coastal route ships, including ferries, cargo vessels, fishing boats, aquaculture ships, and coastal cruise vessels. The project aims to improve safety, reduce delays, lower fuel consumption, and make coastal shipping more reliable. |
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