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Graphic locates the Stad Tunnel, illustrating how it will cut through a mountain, joining two fjords together.
TRANSPORT
Norway sea tunnel
By Ninian Carter
January 1, 2019 - Plans have been unveiled to build the world’s first sea tunnel for ships. The $314 million Stad Tunnel will bypass the Stad peninsula, a storm-battered area in western Norway.
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