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Escherbergtunnel

The northernmost tunnel on the high-speed route

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The Escherbergtunnel spans 3687 meters, cutting through the Hildesheimer Forest east of the Escherberg. It's part of the high-speed line between Hanover and Würzburg, connecting its northern and southern portals at kilometers 29.5 and 33.2. Opened in 1991, it stands as the northernmost tunnel of the route and a noteworthy feat of modern engineering.

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The tunnel was opened in 1991.

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Founded: 1991
Opening Date: 1991

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Standing here, you're witnessing a remarkable feat of modern engineering. The Escherbergtunnel spans 3687 meters as part of the high-speed rail line between Hanover and Würzburg. Opened in 1991, it stands as the northernmost tunnel on this route. You're in the Hildesheimer Forest, just east of the Escherberg, which rises to 257 meters. The tunnel’s portals connect at kilometers 29.5 and 33.2. Imagine the high-speed trains rushing through; it's a testament to the engineering prowess that brought this project to life.