The Stad Ship Tunnel: The First Full-Size Ship Tunnel in the World



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24 thoughts on “The Stad Ship Tunnel: The First Full-Size Ship Tunnel in the World”

  1. For the time it'll take for ships to come in towards the tunnel, line up, slowly move through it, then navigating around other vessels upon exit, no way they are gonna get 120+ boats through there a day. A container ship size vessel I'll bet is gonna tie things up for at least an hour each. Interesting project nonetheless, I hope they build it!

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  2. After they're done with that, can we get them to come over to the United States to design and build our future subways… they clearly have this whole tunneling thing down, which Americans apparently forgot how to do half a century ago.

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  3. A Norwegian Caledonian Canal, constructed to avoid shipping losses around Bell Rock. Will they charge tolls for it or like their electric car investments, will it be considered necessary for safety and commerce?

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