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railroad tunnel

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Noun1.railroad tunnel - a tunnel through which the railroad track runsrailroad tunnel - a tunnel through which the railroad track runs
tunnel - a passageway through or under something, usually underground (especially one for trains or cars); "the tunnel reduced congestion at that intersection"


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The east entrance to the railroad tunnel is a short distance from the bungalow that was vandalized and burned, according to testimony earlier in the case.
The developer proposes building an underground Metrolink station 300 feet below the project in the existing 100-year-old railroad tunnel in one of the region's most seismically active areas.
Its president, Alexander Cassatt, was a visionary who assembled a team of dedicated, talented engineers and risked his company's financial well-being on a risky project: railroad tunnels spanning the Hudson and East rivers, leading into a magnificent station designed by the country's leading architectural firm.
 
 
 
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