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Engelberg Tunnel

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The Engelberg Tunnel is a motorway tunnel on Germany's A81 west of Stuttgart, passing beneath Engelberg hill near Leonberg in Baden-Württemberg. The present tunnel opened in 1999 and is about 2,530 metres long; it replaced an earlier 300-metre Engelberg tunnel built for the first A81 section in the late 1930s. It serves through traffic on the A81 motorway.

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Where is the Engelberg Tunnel in Germany?

The present Engelberg Tunnel is on the A81 motorway west of Stuttgart. It passes beneath Engelberg hill near Leonberg in Baden-Württemberg.

How long is the present Engelberg Tunnel?

The present tunnel is about 2,530 metres long. It opened in 1999 and replaced an earlier Engelberg tunnel.

What did the 1999 Engelberg Tunnel replace?

It replaced an older Engelberg tunnel that was about 300 metres long. The newer motorway tunnel provided a much longer route beneath Engelberg hill.

Is there an older Engelberg Tunnel?

Yes. An earlier tunnel was built for the first motorway route and measured about 300 metres, while the current tunnel is roughly 2,530 metres long.

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