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has gloss | eng: The Battery Street Tunnel runs for 3,140 feet (957 m) under Battery Street in Seattle, Washington's Belltown neighborhood from Western Avenue in the southwest to Denny Way in the northeast. The tunnel was built in 1952 using the cut-and-cover method. It carries two traffic lanes in each direction, and connects the Alaskan Way Viaduct to Aurora Avenue N., providing continuity for State Route 99. There are no sidewalks or other provisions for pedestrians or bicyclists in the Tunnel. |
lexicalization | eng: Battery Street Tunnel |
instance of | c/Tunnels in Washington (U.S. state) |
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geo loc | geographic location 47.6 -122.329 |
media:img | Battery Street Tunnel.png |
media:img | Seattle - Battery Street Tunnel under construction - 1953.jpg |
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