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Under Sangatte Sleeps Since 1883 a Gallery of 1,840 M that No Train Has Ever Crossed

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Under the dunes of Sangatte, only a few meters from the place where the Eurotunnel shuttles run today, sleeps a secret that most holidaymakers come to enjoy the beaches of Pas-de-Calais completely ignore. A gallery of 1,840 meters, pierced by the sweat of workers of the 19th century, sinks under the Channel without ever having to [...] More
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Under the dunes of Sangatte, only a few meters from the place where the Eurotunnel shuttles run today, sleeps a secret that most holidaymakers come to enjoy the beaches of Pas-de-Calais completely ignore. A gallery of 1,840 meters, pierced by the sweat of workers of the 19th century, sinks under the Channel without ever having to [...] More

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SciencePost broke the news on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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