over 100,000,000 its amazing!
I don't know that's wy i asked
Just two - one in each direction, They have a tunnel each.
38 miles taking the CHANNEL TUNNEL.
The first plan for the channel tunnel was designed by a Frenchman, Albert Mathieu Favier. That plan and many others following it fell through until 1984 when there was a joint contest for the design of the tunnel and the winner was Balfour Beatty Construction Company.
Calais. The Channel Tunnel and many ferries go there.
It is 31.4 miles if you travel via the Channel Tunnel. At its closest point, the French coast is only 22 miles from the coast of England.
Three; two 7.6 metre running tunnels and a service tunnel between them.
One can find the latest channel tunnel fares from a variety of places. One can find them on Eurotunnel, Directferries, Ferryto, and Chunnel. These websites allow one to find cheap channel tunnel fares and compare prices.
First off, you will take A20 & M20 (towards the CHANNEL TUNNEL and DOVER), from Sidcup, London, to either the CHANNEL TUNNEL at J11A (recommended), or to DOVER (via A20 beyond the Channel Tunnel), where you will follow signs to the CAR FERRY (alternative) to CALAIS, FRANCE. This will be 55-65 miles (the shorter route being the Channel Tunnel).You will then take either the CHANNEL TUNNEL shuttle service or the CAR FERRY to CALAIS, FRANCE, where you will continue on A26 PARIS. From Calais to Paris it is 280 km (174 miles) taking the route below:Take A26 to A1 PARIS.Take A1 to Paris.The Channel Tunnel is operated by the EUROTUNNEL SHUTTLE, and the Dover-Calais Ferry is operated by P&O FERRIES. For more info, see the related links.
You cannot "invent" a tunnel. You can plan it, and construct it. Both these activities involved thousands of workers. There have been many proposals to build a Channel Tunnel. The two governments (France and the UK) held a competition for the best proposal, and then a company was set up to build it. The successor to that company (called "Eurotunnel") now owns and operates the tunnel. You cannot say that one person invented the Channel Tunnel.
The trip from London to Paris by Eurostar train takes 2 hours 15 minutes. Of this, about 25 minutes is spent going through the Channel Tunnel.
First off from London to the Channel Tunnel/Dover it is 60/75 miles taking this route:Take M20 towards the CHANNEL TUNNEL and DOVER, from London, to either the CHANNEL TUNNEL at J11A (recommended) or to the DOVER FERRY PORT, via A20 (secondary alternative).Take either the CHANNEL TUNNEL shuttle or the DOVER-CALAIS CAR FERRY to CALAIS, FRANCE.From Calais, it is 280 km taking this route:Take A26 PARIS, from Calais, to A1 PARIS.Take A1 to Paris.For more info on the EUROTUNNEL and the DOVER-CALAIS CAR FERRY, see the related links below: