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Roads, bridges & tunnels · La Habana

Túnel de la Bahía de La Habana (Havana Bay Tunnel)

Harbor tunnel

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info only
Scale
~733 m long, ~12 m below ground; immersed-tube under the bay
Status
Operating since 1958; the sole road link under Havana harbor connecting the city to East Havana and the Vía Blanca/Matanzas corridor. Critical 1950s chokepoint with rehabilitation/safety-systems and capacity needs.
Sector
Roads, bridges & tunnels
Province
La Habana
Coordinates
23.148, -82.356
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
MITRANS. Built 1957-58 by France's Société de Grands Travaux de Marseille; opened May 1958.
Controlling entity

National railway operator under the Ministry of Transport. Controls the only railroad in the Caribbean plus the unfinished national expressway program.

Sources: Wikipedia · Structurae · lahabana.com