Blea Moor Tunnel

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Blea Moor Tunnel is a major railway tunnel in North Yorkshire, England, carrying the Settle–Carlisle line beneath Blea Moor in the Yorkshire Dales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway tunnel
architecturalStyle Victorian railway engineering
builtBy contractors for Midland Railway
builtFor Midland Railway NERFINISHED
category Railway tunnels in North Yorkshire
Settle–Carlisle line NERFINISHED
Tunnels completed in 1875
constructionMethod driven from multiple shafts
constructionStart 1870
country England
crossesUnder Blea Moor plateau NERFINISHED
electrification not electrified
gauge standard gauge
hasGradient significant ruling gradient on approaches
hasPortal north portal
south portal
hasSignalling controlled remotely
hasVentilationShaft yes
historicCounty Yorkshire NERFINISHED
length about 2404 metres
about 2629 yards
lineServed Settle–Carlisle line NERFINISHED
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Yorkshire Dales NERFINISHED
locatedOn Settle–Carlisle route between Ribblehead and Dent NERFINISHED
locatedUnder Blea Moor NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Network Rail NERFINISHED
material masonry lining
near Dent NERFINISHED
Ribblehead NERFINISHED
Ribblehead Viaduct NERFINISHED
northPortalLocation near Dent Head
notableFor being one of the major engineering works on the Settle–Carlisle line
numberOfTracks 2
opened 1875
operator Network Rail NERFINISHED
owner Network Rail NERFINISHED
partOf Settle–Carlisle railway NERFINISHED
passesThrough Blea Moor NERFINISHED
railwayRegion Northern England NERFINISHED
region Yorkshire and the Humber
safetyFeatures refuges in tunnel walls
southPortalLocation near Ribblehead
status in use
terrain upland moorland
trackConfiguration double track
usedFor freight rail traffic
passenger rail traffic

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Settle–Carlisle line hasTunnel Blea Moor Tunnel