Tyholt Tunnel

Tyholt Tunnel

Infobox tunnel
name = Tyholttunnelen



caption = The entrance to the tunnel seen from Lerkendal
line = Stavnebanen
location = Trondheim, Norway
coordinates = coord|63|25|33|N|10|25|48|E|type:mountain|display=inline,title
system = Norwegian railway
status =
start = Lerkendal
end = Lademoen
stations =
open =
close =
owner = Jernbaneverket
operator = CargoNet
character = Freight
linelength = 2.7 km
tracklength = 2.7 km
notrack = Single
gauge = RailGauge|sg
el = No
speed =
hielevation =
lowelevation = |

Tyholttunnelen is a 2.7 km long, single track railway tunnel in Trondheim, Norway on Stavnebanen. The tunnel was built by the German forces during World War II as a means to bypass Trondheim in case of a sabotage of the main line. This was a major concern since Trondheim Central Station was built on an artificial island and there are bridges both to the east and west of the station. The tunnel is not electrified and is currently disused. The western opening is close to the Gløshaugen campus of The Norwegian University of Science and Technology.


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