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Report - Victoria & Waterloo tunnels, Liverpool, October 2018

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stranton

subterranean explorer
Regular User
The Victoria tunnel is 2475 metres long,
running from Edgehill to Byrom street.
There's 5 air shafts 4 vertical & 1 horizontal,
there's refuges on both sides of the tunnel criss crossing one another.
The tunnel opened in 1849, closed in 1972.
There's a 400 metre spur in situ for shunting, but seldom ever used.

east portal

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air shaft no. 1 (capped)

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air shaft no. 2

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air shaft no. 3 (capped)

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refuge

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air shaft no. 4

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air shaft no. 5

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west portal

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There's a 100 metre cutting (retaining walls) between the 2 tunnels,
a stationary engine was used to haul the wagons via cable until 1885.

The Waterloo tunnel is 862 metres long,
running from Fontenoy street to Waterloo docks.
There's 1 air shaft,
there's refuges on both sides of the tunnel criss crossing one another.
The tunnel opened in 1849, closed in 1972.
There's tar leaking through the walls, at the mid way point.

east portal

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refuge

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west portal

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Lavino

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28DL Full Member
Are the remains of the car still there or is that a different tunnel.
 

stranton

subterranean explorer
Regular User
there's a red brick arch bridge which merseyrail crosses,
the route went beneath this.
 

coolboyslim

Mr Reality Hacker
28DL Full Member
Nice m8ty m8ty. Nowt wrong with a early morning stroll down the tunnels. You got some decent pics also. Not a bad time we all had overall . Till the next time Mr @Dingle .
 

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