Nasal rock tunnel
The Nasenfelstunnel is a 60 m long tunnel of the A 8 near Unterdrackenstein ( Baden-Württemberg , Germany ).
The two-lane Nasenfelstunnel with the Reichsautobahn section Kirchheim / Teck - Ulm-West (route 42) was opened to traffic on October 30, 1937, making it the oldest autobahn tunnel in Germany. Because of its short length, it has neither lighting nor ventilation systems.
Geographical location
The Nasenfelstunnel is part of the two-lane carriageway from Ulm to Stuttgart on the A8 on the Albabstieg . It is located on the Drackensteiner slope around 400 m west of Unterdrackenstein between Hohenstadt (mountain location) in the south and Gosbach (valley location) in the north-northeast and leads to an average of about 710 m above sea level. NN through the Nasenfels, a tuff rock protrusion above the valley or from the source area of the Gos .
Web links
- Nasal rock tunnel. In: Structurae
- Historical and current images of the nose rock tunnel in comparison
Coordinates: 48 ° 33 ′ 30.2 " N , 9 ° 39 ′ 46.4" E