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Interior del Túnel del Támesis, a mediados del siglo XIX.


El túnel del Támesis (en inglés: Thames Tunnel) es un túnel bajo el río Támesis en Londres (Reino Unido) que conecta Rotherhithe y Wapping. Se encuentra a una profundidad de 23 metros y tiene una longitud de 396 m, con 11 m de ancho y 6 de alto. Es el primer túnel conocido que se construyó con éxito bajo un río navegable[1]​ (aunque los babilonios podrían haber construido el túnel del Éufrates casi 4000 años antes).[2]​ Fue construido entre 1825 y 1843 utilizando el nuevo método inventado por Marc Isambard Brunel.


El túnel fue diseñado por Marc Isambard Brunel y su hijo Isambard y fue abierto en 1843 para que lo utilizaran carruajes de caballos. Posteriormente fue adquirido para hacer pasar los trenes de East London Line del Metro de Londres. En la actualidad forma parte de la red del London Overground.



Referencias



  1. ↑ «The Thames Tunnel». Brunel Museum. Consultado el 26 de noviembre de 2012. 


  2. ↑ Browne, Malcomn W. (2 de diciembre de 1990). «Tunnel Drilling, Old as Babylon, Now Becomes Safer». New York Times. 


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