The Homer Tunnel was started construction in the 1930s depression as one of the projects used to withdraw single men [= troublemakers in some eyes] from the cities.
[Similar projects for similar reasons were the planting of the Kaingaroa Forest, and the road down the Hollyford, intended to reach Haast.]
When WWII started, it was considered that as Milford Sound would offer a perfect harbour to an enemy, the tunnel should at least be broken through; and that done, the work on the construction halted.
After the war, work re-started, but a huge avalanche crushed the concrete portal, and killed several workers, and work halted for some time. Even today, the tunnel entrance is covered a few times each year, or at least the danger is very high.
When first I visited in the early 50s, there was no public transport through the tunnel - one had to walk through and pick up a second bus on the far side. The Milford Track itself had yet to be re-opened after WWII. It was overgrown, and the tourist huts had been damaged.
well it is like a map interrupted by people and its places
Go into the tunnel then go to the flag.
Summit Tunnel fire happened in 1984.
the answer is it shows a rectanglurar surface of the earth
The International Date Line is located near Homer, Alaska.
The two major delays in its construction were the Second World War and an avalanche which occurred in 1945.
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Homer Tunnel was created in 1954.
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The road tunnel to Milford is called the Homer tunnel.
The Homer Tunnel, piercing the Homer Saddle between the Upper Hollyford and the Cleddau Rivers,
The Homer Tunnel was opened in 1954.
20 years
on the way into Milford Sound on the South Island of New Zealand.
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