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New water supply tunnel for New York City
Said to be longest continuous tunnel in world, City Tunnel No. 2 has total length of 20 mi and generally prevailing diam is 17 ft inside concrete lining; to provide new means of delivering water primarily to boroughs of Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn; tunnel was driven from 19 shafts; shaft sinking; mucking, blasting and concreting. (See also - n 4004 Oct 7 1932 p 346-7, n 4005 Oct 14 p 374-5)
New water supply tunnel for New York City
Said to be longest continuous tunnel in world, City Tunnel No. 2 has total length of 20 mi and generally prevailing diam is 17 ft inside concrete lining; to provide new means of delivering water primarily to boroughs of Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn; tunnel was driven from 19 shafts; shaft sinking; mucking, blasting and concreting. (See also - n 4004 Oct 7 1932 p 346-7, n 4005 Oct 14 p 374-5)
New water supply tunnel for New York City
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