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The illustrations demonstrate how two underground tunnel systems are built in two Australian cities. Overall, the principles of work are similar, but there are some key differences, such as size, cost and builing period. On the first map the tunnel is constructed under the bridge and layers of water and sand. While the tunnel depth […]
There are two maps that provide information about two distinct underground tunnel system for vehicle in two Australian towns. This essay will analyse the differences and of them. Firstly, the main difference is the materials that are covering the upper layer of the underground tunnels. In the first city, it is sand and water, since […]
The diagrams compare some changes in two distinct underground tunnel systems of Australian cities over time. The cities have changed over time, with the introduction of new infrastructure, which can be seen in the second diagram. The main developments are that the city is more advanced and accessible to the public. Looking at the maps […]
The provided maps depict two Australian cities’ underground tunnel systems for transport. Overall, the tunnels differ in structures, location, sizes, and purposes of use. Examining the details, the first underground tunnel was constructed from 1986 to 1998 and cost 555 million dollars. It is 2.2 kilometers long, situated 1.5 meters underground, and accommodates two cars […]
The given maps illustrate 2 different underground tunnel systems for cars in 2 Australian cities, from 1986 to 1998 and from 2002 to 2006. Overall, there are several differences between 2 underground systems in 2 cities. The first system took a longer time but less amount of money to construct than the second one. Additionally, […]
The maps illustrate two different underground tunnel systems for cars in Australia.The first tunnel, which took twelve years to construct between 1986 and 1898, cost $555 million and was built underneath a body of sand and water. Meanwhile, the second one only took four years for completion but cost twice as much, at $1.1 billion, […]
