Diversion Tunnel
Seward, Alaska • Kenai Peninsula County
Seward, Alaska • Kenai Peninsula County
The Diversion Tunnel in Seward, Alaska, is a substantial concrete and steel structure engineered to divert the flow of the Seward Creek. This ambitious project involved significant excavation through mountainous terrain to create a channel for water management. Its design showcases early 20th-century civil engineering principles applied to extreme Alaskan conditions.
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Transportation
N Of Seward, Seward, Alaska
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Military; Communications
218 6th Ave., Seward, Alaska
Community Planning And Development
401 Railway Ave., Seward, Alaska
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