Weilburg ship tunnel

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The Weilburg ship tunnel is a historic navigation tunnel on the Lahn River in Germany, notable as one of the oldest and longest canal tunnels built for shipping in the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal tunnel
navigation tunnel
transport infrastructure
constructionEnd 1847
constructionStart 1844
country Germany NERFINISHED
engineeringSignificance early example of river-bend bypass by tunnel in inland navigation
hasAccess accessible for small boats and tourist traffic
hasCrossSection arched masonry profile
hasLanguage de
hasLanguageName Schiffstunnel Weilburg NERFINISHED
hasMaterial masonry
stone
hasNavigationFeature part of a lock and canal bypass system
hasNearbyInfrastructure Weilburg lock system NERFINISHED
hasPortal downstream portal on the Lahn
upstream portal on the Lahn
hasStructureType single-tube tunnel
hasTourismFunction industrial heritage site
tourist attraction
height 7.0 m
heritageStatus historic structure
historicalEra 19th century
isPartOf Lahn waterway system NERFINISHED
length 195.0 m
approximately 195 metres
locatedIn Weilburg NERFINISHED
locatedInCountrySubdivision Landkreis Limburg-Weilburg NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Middle Lahn Valley NERFINISHED
locatedInState Hesse NERFINISHED
locatedNear Weilburg Castle NERFINISHED
Weilburg old town NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Lahn NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the longest early canal tunnels for shipping in Germany
being one of the oldest ship tunnels in Germany
numberOfPortals 2
openingDate 1847
operator waterways authorities of Hesse (historically Prussian authorities)
purpose bypass a river bend at Weilburg
improve navigation on the Lahn
status in use for recreational navigation
usedFor barge traffic
inland shipping
waterway Lahn navigation NERFINISHED
width 5.6 m

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Weilburg hasLandmark Weilburg ship tunnel