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Fantastic Mr Fox

Roald Dahl

1974 ★ 4.0

Tunnels

Andrew Dunn

1993

Report on a thoroughfare plan for Boston

Boston (Mass.). City Planning Board

1930

Bob the builder

Mary Man-Kong

2001

Tunnels of treachery

Mary Harelkin Bishop

2004

An explanation of the works of the tunnel under the Thames from Rotherhithe to Wapping

T. Blood

1838

The Dark Fire of Doom

Peter Lancett

2007

Tunnels

Gösta E. Sandström

1963

Structures

Time-Life Books

1991

The Island of Adventure

Enid Blyton

1967 ★ 3.7

Tunnels!

Diane Swanson

2003

Traffic Design (Daab Design Book)

Daab

2006

Beautiful Darkness (Beautiful Creatures Series, Book 2)

Margaret Stohl, Kami Garcia

2010 ★ 3.8

The Big Dig

Dan McNichol

2002

The Innocent

Ian McEwan

1990

Improved design of tunnel supports

Walter Steiner

1980

The Big Dig at night

Dan McNichol

2001

The Girl Next Door

Ruth Rendell

2014

The eighth wonder

Carl C. Gray

1927

Tunnel

Walter H. Wager

2000

Tunnels

Beryl Epstein, Sam Epstein

1985

London under

Peter Ackroyd

2011

The tunnels of Cu Chi

Mangold, Tom; Penycate, John, Mangold Tom and John Penycate, John Penycate et al.

1985

Central artery/i-93 corridor: south area planning study

Massachusetts. Dept. of Public Works.

1978

Investigation of alternative aqueduct systems to serve southern California : Feather River and delta diversion projects

California. Dept. of Water Resources.

1959

Bob the builder

Mary Man-Kong

2001

Subterranean city

Antony Clayton

2000

The Sutro tunnel to the Comstock lode in the state of Nevada

Adolph Sutro

1866

The subways and tunnels of New York

Gilbert Haskell Gilbert

1912

Tunnels

Gail Gibbons

1984

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