Fluvius Drilled a 226-Meter-Long Tunnel Under Aarschot to Safeguard a Medieval "Underground Treasure".
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In Aarschot, grid operator Fluvius drilled a tunnel over 200 meters long under the city center. During a renewal operation on the gas and electricity networks, the contractor encountered a centuries-old structure dating back to the Middle Ages. To preserve it, Fluvius provided an alternative route, no less than 14 meters below street level.
The work of remodeling the Plaza de la Cooperación, located on the corner of Mitre and Tucumán, revealed an unexpected finding: when digging in the area, the operators found a series of underground chambers and tunnels that, according to the first assessments, belonged to the old North Market, demolished in the middle of the civil-military dictatorship, more than forty years ago. The work, which is part of the plan of squares of the Municipality…
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