The World Expo Tunnel, which stretches beneath the Huangpu River, connecting Pudong and Puxi reached its full length on August the 20th: it's 2.67 kilometers long, and located 1.117 kilometers below the river.The soccer World Cup qualifier match between... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Fri, Aug 22 2008
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The Yellow River is the second-longest river in China (after the Yangtze River) and the sixth-longest in the world at 5,464 kilometers (3,398 mi) |
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Special tunnel for Shanghai World Expo gets through » People's Daily Special tunnel for Shanghai World Expo gets through On August 20, after the digging across the Huangpu River connected into the prepared hole at Puxi, the special massive shield-like tunnel for the Shanghai World Expo made it across the entire line.... |
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New river tunnel to be finished for Expo » People's Daily Construction on a new tunnel across the Huangpu River from the southern downtown area will begin this year, Shanghai city officials said Friday. The project, called Longyao Road Tunnel, will link the Shilong Road in Puxi and Yanhua ... |
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New river tunnel to be finished for Expo » china.org.cn Construction on a new tunnel across the Huangpu River from the southern downtown area in Shanghai will begin this year, |
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China plans to build new tunnel under Yangtze river » People's Daily Authorities in central China's Wuhan City are reviewing builders' bids for a new tunnel beneath the Yangtze River. It will be the second river tunnel at Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. Located at the juncture of the Yangtz ... |
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Floating City Proposed For Shanghai World Expo » TreeHugger A team of Dutch designers recently revealed a plan to build a floating city on Shanghai’s Huangpu River. If built, the city will debut during World Expo Shanghai 2010. The floating city will have many green elements — it will use the water of t... |
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