File:Tunnel Tour (9187353282).jpg
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| Description | Councilmembers Bagshaw, Burgess and Godden toured Bertha, the world’s largest tunnel boring machine, on Friday, June 28. WSDOT’s project administrator, Linea Laird, provided a close-up look and comprehensively explained how the machine was expected to dig a 1.7 mile long hole underneath the city. |
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| Source | Tunnel Tour |
| Author | Seattle City Council from Seattle |
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