Category:Woolwich foot tunnel

**Woolwich foot tunnel**
	tunnel under the River Thames in East London
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Instance of	pedestrian tunnel
Part of	Capital Ring
Made from material	cast iron (structure); concrete (platband, interior); glazed tile (decoration); Yorkstone (pavement);
Location	Royal Borough of Greenwich, London Borough of Newham, United Kingdom
Operator	Royal Borough of Greenwich;
Crosses	River Thames;
Carries	footpath;
Has part or parts	Leaky feeder; Entrance To Woolwich Pedestrian Tunnel; South Entrance Rotunda Woolwich Foot Tunnel;
Date of official opening	26 October 1912;
Significant event	renovation (2010–2011); construction (shaft, north, 1910–1910); construction (tunnel, tunnelling shield, 1910–1911);
Diameter	25 ±1 ft (interior, shaft); 152 ±1 in (tunnel, exterior);
Length	504 ±0.5 m;
Height	−65 ±1 ft (street, north); −51 ±1 ft (street, south); −10 ±1 ft (stream bed, center); −38 ±1 ft (center, low tide, River Thames); −69 ±1 ft (center, high tide, River Thames);
Terminus	Woolwich; North Woolwich;
Cost	78,860 pound sterling;
	51° 29′ 55.68″ N, 0° 03′ 41.76″ E
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Object location	51° 29′ 46.79″ N, 0° 03′ 42.65″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	51.496331; 0.061847

English: A 1,665-foot long pedestrian tunnel beneath the River Thames between Woolwich and North Woolwich built in 1910-12. Both entrance buildings are separately listed grade II structures

North entrance

This is a category about listed building number

1253068.

South entrance

This is a category about listed building number

1213552.