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English: Cross-section view of the
Twin Peaks Tunnel, western end. Redrawn from plans published in 1916. Scale 10px = 1" |
| Date | |
| Source | Own work, redrawn from Glick, L. (21 June 1916). " Method and Progress of Construction of the Twin Peaks Tunnel In San Francisco, Cal.". Building and Engineering News 16 (24): 5–13. Retrieved on 24 July 2018. |
| Author | Mliu92 |
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B&EN v16 no 24 fig04 pg06 (1916-06-24) Tunnel Section in Soft Ground.jpg:
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