Hasseler Tunnel
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Hasseler Tunnel was a 507-metre tunnel in Saarland, Germany.
See also
- Palatine Ludwig Railway
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49°16′01″N 7°08′18″E / 49.26694°N 7.13833°E / 49.26694; 7.13833
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