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Tunnel
View Exhibit mapSP - East Tunnel (Val Verde County, Texas)
Built 1882;Abandoned tunnel on Southern Pacific RailroadDerelict/abandoned/partly inundated
SP - Shasta Line Tunnel #6 (Shasta County, California)
Built ca. 1884; Inundated 1948Tunnel on Central Pacific/Southern Pacific RailroadInundated
SP - Summit Tunnels 6, 7, and 8 (Placer County, California)
Built by the Central Pacific Railway as part of the original transcontinental railway to finally cross the Sierra's at Donner Pass; Track 1 abandoned in 1996Abandoned tunnels on former Central Pacific (later SP) RailroadAbandoned
SP - Tunnel #5 (San Francisco County, California)
abandoned in 1956 when the old Bayshore Highway was expandedAbandoned tunnel under Sierra Point on Southern Pacific RRDerelict/abandoned
SPC - Wrights Tunnel (Santa Clara County, California)
Built 1880, rails removed and dynamited 1942Abandoned tunnel on South Pacific Coast RailroadBlocked off near both ends, portals still open
SPS - Tunnel #19 (Spokane County, Washington)
Built 1910. Abandoned 1971. Ends buried.Lost Tunnel on Spokane, Portland & Seattle RailwayFilled in
SPS - Tunnel 13 (Benton County, Washington)
Built 1907 abandoned 1951Abandoned tunnel on Abandoned Spokane,Portland and seattle railwayabandoned
Squirrel Hill Tunnel (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1953Tunnel on I-376/US-22/US-30 Penn Lincoln Parkway East
ST - Hoosac Tunnel (Berkshire County, Massachusetts)
Longest tunnel built at its time, 194 killed during construction, most important piece of railroad history.Tunnel under Hoosac Mountains on Pan Am RailwaysOpen with daily traffic
ST - Terryville Tunnel (Litchfield County, Connecticut)
Built 1906-10, single-tracked 1940Tunnel on Pan Am Railways Waterbury BranchOpen to traffic
St Francis Avenue Tunnel (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)
Opened in 1998Tunnel under St. Francis Ave and the Union Pacific Railroad on Wis 794Open
St. Clair Tunnel (St. Clair County, Michigan)
Built 1888-1891; Electrified 1907-1908; Electrification removed 1958: Tube sealed 1994Tunnel under St. Clair River on Canadian National Railroad in Port HuronClosed to all traffic
St. Louis Freight Tunnel (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built in 1875 along with the completion of Eads Bridge as a route to Union Station. Later used as a freight route as passenger trains bypassed the tunnel for Merchants and MacArthur Bridges.Tunnel under downtown on the MetroLink in St. LouisOpen to two tracks of MetroLink light rail service with bypass to original freight alignment
Staple Bend Tunnel (Cambria County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1831-33Tunnel on Rail TrailOpen to pedestrians only
Stockton Street Tunnel (San Francisco County, California)
Built 1912Tunnel under Bush, Pine & California Streets on Stockton StreetOpen to traffic
Stowe Tunnel (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1940-41Tunnel under two city streets on Seventh StreetOpen to traffic
Stringers Ridge Tunnel (Hamilton County, Tennessee)
Built 1909Tunnel under Stringers Ridge on State Highway 8Open to traffic
Stumphouse Tunnel (Oconee County, South Carolina)
contruction began in 1856, abandoned 1859Never finished pre-Civil War railroad tunnelOpen to pedestrians, bring a flash light!
Sumner Tunnel (Suffolk County, Massachusetts)
Built 1934; Converted to one-way westbound traffic in 1961Tunnel under Boston Harbor on East Boston Expressway (MA 1A)Open to traffic
TAG - Pigeon Mountain Tunnel (Walker County, Georgia)
Built 1891, abandoned sometime in the early 1980'sAbandoned tunnel under Pigeon Mountain on Southern Railway (Formerly Chattanooga Southern and the Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Railway)Abandoned
Tanbark Ridge Tunnel (Buncombe County, North Carolina)
Built ca.1930Tunnel under Mountain on Blue Ridge ParkwayOpen to traffic
Taxiway A Tunnel (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Tunnel under Taxiway A on Union Railroad & Lebanon Road/PA-885Open to traffic
Ted Williams Tunnel (Suffolk County, Massachusetts)
Built 2003 as part of Big Dig projectTunnel under Boston Harbor on Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - A: Ridge Tunnel (Mitchell County, North Carolina)
Built as part of the S & W's Altapass to Marion segment; rehabilitated 1958. The following tunnels are labeled beginning with "A" as the line descends the Blue Ridge.Tunnel under Blue Ridge, Eastern Continental Divide on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - D: 1st Washburn Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
1st Washburn Tunnel is the 41st tunnel on the historic Clinchfield Railroad, and 4th on the descent of the railroad down the Blue Ridge to Ashford, NCTunnel under Washburn Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - E: 2nd Washburn Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built as part of the S & W's Altapass to Marion segment; north end rehabilitated 1925, south end rehabilitated 1913Tunnel under Washburn Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - F: Quinn Knob Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Quinn Knob Tunnel is the 6th tunnel on the Clinchfield Railroad's historic 'Loops' line descending the Blue Ridge, and is the 43rd tunnel on the line built from Elkhorn City, KY to Spartanburg, SCTunnel under Quinn;s Knob Ridge, an offshoot of Washburn Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - G: 3rd Washburn Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
The third in a series of tunnels that surround Washburn Ridge, in the Clinchfield Railroad's historic descent from the Blue Ridge to the Atlantic coast , tunnel rehabilitated 1913Tunnel under Washburn Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - J: Speedy Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built as part of the S & W's Altapass to Marion segment; rehabilitated 1914Tunnel under Short Extension of the Blue Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Clinchfield Loops - L: Bird Ridge Tunnel (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built as part of the S & W's Altapass to Marion segment; rehabilitated 1914Tunnel under Bird Ridge on Clinchfield Railroad (now CSX)Open to traffic
The Little Tunnel (Berkshire County, Massachusetts)
Built 1882; rehabilitated 1930Masonry tunnel over ST/Pan Am Freight Main Line on MA 2 (W. Main Street) in North AdamsOpen to traffic
Toad Tunnels (Yolo County, California)
Tunnel for toad crossingsTunnels under Pole Line RoadOpen to toads, frogs, etc.
Toledo Zoo Tunnel (Lucas County, Ohio)
Built sometime between 1933 & 1937 ; Closed 1997 after a MOB was built over Anthony Wayne Trail; Rehabbed & Reopened 2018Tunnel under Anthony Wayne Trail on Pedestrian PathOpen to pedestrians only
Toothrock Tunnel (Multnomah County, Oregon)
Built 1936 due to the need to relocate the highway for the construction of Bonneville DamTunnel under Toothrock on Eastbound I-84Open to traffic
TRRA - Arch Grounds Tunnel #1 (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1963Tunnel under a hill on the Jefferson Nat'l Expansion Memorial Park on TRRA RailroadOpen to railroad traffic
TRRA - Arch Grounds Tunnel #3 (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1963Tunnel under a hill on the Jefferson Nat'l Expansion Memorial Park on TRRA RailroadOpen to railroad traffic
Tulip City Airport Tunnel (Allegan County, Michigan)
Built 2003Tunnel under Airport runway on S. Washington Avenue/58th StreetOpen to traffic
Tunnel Log (Tulare County, California)
Germinated ?; Tree fell over the road in 1937; Tunnel cut in 1938.Tunnel/Tree over RoadOpen to traffic
Tunnel No. 1 (Jefferson County, Colorado)
Built 1951Tunnel on US 6 west of GoldenOpen to two-lane traffic
Tunnel No. 1 (Skamania County, Washington)
Built 1937Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 2 (Jefferson County, Colorado)
Built 1941Tunnel on US 6 west of GoldenOpen to two-lane traffic
Tunnel No. 2 (Skamania County, Washington)
Built 1937Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 3 (Jefferson County, Colorado)
Built 1957Tunnel on US 6 west of GoldenOpen to two-lane traffic
Tunnel No. 3 (Skamania County, Washington)
Built 1937Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 4 (Gilpin County, Colorado)
Built 1939Abandoned tunnel on CO 119 near the junction with US 6Still intact, but boarded up after the roads were realigned to make this tunnel unnecessary
Tunnel No. 4 (Skamania County, Washington)
Built 1937Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 5 (Clear Creek County, Colorado)
Built 1939Tunnel on US 6 in Clear Creek CanyonOpen to two-lane traffic
Tunnel No. 5 (Skamania County, Washington)
Built 1937Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 6 (Clear Creek County, Colorado)
Built 1939Tunnel on US 6 in Clear Creek CanyonOpen to two-lane traffic
Tunnel No. 6 (Klickitat County, Washington)
Built 1933Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Tunnel No. 7 (Klickitat County, Washington)
Built 1933Tunnel on WA 14Open to traffic
Turkey Creek Diversion Tunnel (Wyandotte County, Kansas)
Constructed to divert Turkey Creek into the Kansas River. Rehabilitated 2009Water Diversion Tunnel for Turkey Creek in Kansas CityCurrently Open as a Water Diversion Tunnel for Turkey Creek
Turn Hole Tunnel (Carbon County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1866Tunnel under Lehigh Gorge State Park on Lehigh Gorge State Park Pedestrian PathOpen to pedestrians only
Tuscarora Mountain Tunnel (Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania)
Begun c.1885 by S. Penn. RR; first tube completed 1940 by Penna. Tpk. Comm.; second tube completed 1968.Tunnel on Pennsylvania Turnpike/I-76Open to traffic
TVRM - Whiteside Tunnel (Hamilton County, Tennessee)
Built 1858Tunnel under Missionary Ridge on Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum (formerly Southern Railway)Open to traffic
Twin Tunnels (N) (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built ca.1930Tunnel under Blue Ridge ParkwayOpen to traffic
Twin Tunnels (S) (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built ca.1930Tunnel under Mountain on Blue Ridge ParkwayOpen to traffic
UNCG Pedestrian Tunnel (Guilford County, North Carolina)
Built 2012-14Tunnel under Norfolk Southern Railway on Pedestrian PathwayOpen to pedestrians only
Union Canal Tunnel (Lebanon County, Pennsylvania)
Completed 1827; canal closed 1880's; purchased by LCHS in 1950.Tunnel under Tunnel Hill; Tunnel Hill Road on Union CanalStable. Repairs were made to portals in 2000 & 2002
UP - Big Bend Tunnel No.7 (Butte County, California)
Built 1968 for Oroville Dam line relocationTunnel under hillside on UP RROpen to traffic
UP - Carlin Tunnels (Elko County, Nevada)
Built 1903Tunnel under Carlin Canyon; Humboldt River UP railroadOpen to traffic
UP - Chilcoot Tunnel (Plumas County, California)
Built 1906Tunnel on Union Pacific RailroadOpen to traffic
UP - Curvo Tunnels (Summit County, Utah)
Tunnel under hill on Union Pacific RROpen to traffic
UP - Deen Tunnel (Eagle County, Colorado)
Built 1889-90Tunnel on Union Pacific RailroadIntact but closed to all traffic
UP - Gray Summit Tunnel (Franklin County, Missouri)
Bored when the MPRR line Through Gray Summit was rebuilt to handle increased rail traffic.Tunnel underneath the town of Gray Summit on the Union Pacific RailroadOpen to two-track railroad traffic
UP - Kyune Tunnels (Carbon County, Utah)
Tunnel under hillside on UP Railroad (former DRGW)Open to traffic
UP - Labadie Railroad Tunnel (Franklin County, Missouri)
Built 1929Short railroad tunnel under Route T on the Union Pacific Railroad just southwest of LabadieOpen to two tracks of railroad traffic
UP - Moffat Tunnel (Grand County, Colorado)
Built 1923-1928Tunnel under Continental Divide west of Denver on Union Pacific RROpen to railroad traffic, including Amtrak's California Zephyr and Ski Train
UP - Red Hill Tunnel (Fremont County, Colorado)
Tunnel under Hill on Union Pacific RailroadIntact but closed to all traffic
UP - Rock Creek Tunnel (Eagle County, Colorado)
Built 1890Tunnel on Union Pacific RailroadIntact but closed to all traffic
UP - Ruby Tunnel (Mesa County, Colorado)
Built 1883Tunnel under land in Rainbow Canyon on UPRR (former D&RGW)Open
UP - Santa Susana Tunnel (Ventura County, California)
Finished in 1904, Rebuilt 1922Tunnel on Union Pacific RailroadOpen to traffic
UP - Shoshone Tunnel 1 (Garfield County, Colorado)
Built ca. 1883Tunnel on Union Pacific RailroadOpen to traffic
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