Nicknamed The Chunnel, it moves 10 million people every year underwater between Kent, England, and the Calais area of France, beneath the English Channel. Its lowest point is 250 feet underground ...

So, given that northern France is only a 30 minute train trip away, it seems sensible to consider the areas that are close to the Channel ports and, especially, the Chunnel terminal in Calais. Clearly ...

However the idea for the Chunnel, as it is often called ... south east England and Calais in the north of France. The undersea section is 25 miles long, making it the longest underwater tunnel ...

also known as ‘Euro-tunnel’ (or ‘Chunnel’), is a series of three tunnels (two carrying tunnels, one service tunnel) linking the southern coast of England near Folkestone to the northern coast of ...

France, at 100 mph. Through the underwater tunnel, cut into limestone, rock and clay, the subsea tunnel is a testament to human achievement. Carved out 250 ft under the English Channel with great ...

Does Laurent Make It Out of France? A good portion of the episode ... They’re willing to Sherpa Daryl and Carol through the disused Chunnel from Calais to Kent. That’s where the guano comes ...

Even in favourable conditions, it could take four hours just to sail from Dover to Calais back then, and sometimes several ... behind the wheel but the long blast up the eastern side of France had a ...

also known as the Chunnel or Eurotunnel, a 50.46-kilometre (31.35 mi) underwater railway tunnel that connects Folkestone (Kent, England) with Coquelles (Pas-de-Calais, France) beneath the English ...

Thirty years ago this month Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and French president Francoise Mitterrand arrived together in Calais on brand ... between England and France. The rest may be history ...

Once I could get from my house to France in an hour and a half ... minutes before the flight to check in and crossing the sea to Calais in another half hour. A hovercraft coming into Dover.

At its completion, the ‘chunnel’, as it’s become affectionately ... Mathieu-Favier proposed an idea for a tunnel between France and England, lit by oil lamps and even mentioning an ...