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Band 5+: The maps show two different underground tunnel systems for cars in two Australian cites.

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The given maps illustrates 2 underground tunnel systems that was built in 1998 and 2006 designed for cars.

Overall, the construction of new tunnel doubled in a price, third road lane added, high and length increased, the tunnel became straighter and time spent for construction decreased threefold.

First image shows us the tunnel that was built between 1986 to 1998. Cost of the tunnel was 555 million dollars, it was 1,5 meters high and 2,2 kilometers long. Additionally, it had 2 rows for the cars and soil was made by sand.

Second image present the new underground way that was constructed from 2002 to 2006, which is three times faster than the previous tunnel. It costed 1,1 billion dollars, additional third car row was added, and high was 2,5 meters, length 3,6 kilometers. Moreover, soil in this occasion was made from stone and clay.

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