America's Longest Highway Tunnel (2025)
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It’s like a Soviet or socialist state in one building. Looks the same too.
It's the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel in Whittier, Alaska. It was built during WWII and opened up Anchorage to overland travel. It seems almost primitive compared to interstate hwy tunnels.
It's one thing to read most residents live in the same apartment building. For me what really brought it home was seeing for sale flyers on the bulletin board in the coffee shop: "For sale: a table. Questions see Bob in apt 23".
The sight of an indoor playground complete with swing set was fun too.
There doesn't even seem to be any proposals or discussions for some tunnel projects either, either.
My results for "tunnel proposal usa" are dominated by bullshit like the $13trillion plan to tunnel to London, lol.
8/10 highly recommended.