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geologic investigation of rocks for potential sites of tunnels in Himalayas

geologic investigation of rocks for potential sites of tunnels in Himalayas

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What is tunnel?

By using information of various tunneling projects made in Himalayan Region, following points are taken to discuss geological investigation in Himalayan Region.

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Ally Wells answered 8 months ago
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