洛达尔隧道








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洛達爾隧道

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洛達爾隧道南口，一旁的標誌標示著隧道長度

概览
地点
挪威松恩-菲尤拉讷郡
经纬度
60°58′19″N 07°22′06″E / 60.97194°N 7.36833°E / 60.97194; 7.36833
道路
欧洲E16公路
运营数据
动工于
1995年
启用于
2000年
运营单位
挪威公共道路管理局（英语：Norwegian Public Roads Administration）
性质
汽車用
日车流量
1,000
技术数据
长度
24.51 km（15.23 mi）
最高海拔
265米（869英尺）
最低海拔
5米（16英尺）
宽度
9米（30英尺）
坡度
2.5%

洛达尔公路隧道（挪威語：Lærdalstunnelen）位於挪威西部，是世界上最长的公路隧道。


洛达尔隧道位于挪威西部的洛达尔（Lærdal）和艾于兰（Aurland）之间，全长24.51公里。於1995年3月开始动工兴建，2000年11月27日正式通车。整个工程项目共耗资约1亿美元，由挪威国王哈拉尔五世为隧道正式剪綵通车。


过去来往於奥斯陆和卑尔根的车辆，不仅要在洛达尔乘三个小时的轮渡橫越洛达尔附近的松恩峡湾（挪威語：Sognefjorden），还要在洛达尔和艾于兰之间翻越一大段地势非常险峻的山路，這段山路在冬季冰冻时期更禁止通行。洛达尔隧道通车后，奥斯陆与卑尔根之间的交通大為改善，行车时间由以往的14个小时缩短至7个小时，车辆在冬季照常通行无阻。根据设计，洛达尔隧道的行車容量為每小时400辆，但由于挪威人口较少，这条隧道每昼夜通过的車輛數目仅为1,000辆。



参见


  • 秦岭终南山公路隧道







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