Copenhagen Tunnels, King's Cross

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Copenhagen Tunnels, King's Cross are a set of mid-19th-century railway tunnels in the King's Cross area of London, designed by architect and engineer Lewis Cubitt as part of the early railway infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway infrastructure
railway tunnel complex
architect Lewis Cubitt
associatedWith Great Northern Railway (historical context)
country United Kingdom
designedInPeriod mid-19th century
engineer Lewis Cubitt
era Victorian era
hasArchitecturalStyle Victorian railway engineering
hasDesigner Lewis Cubitt
hasFunction carrying railway lines under surface streets
hasMultipleTunnels true
heritage mid-19th-century railway tunnels
isStructureType subsurface tunnel
locatedIn England
King's Cross
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
locatedInBorough London Borough of Camden
locatedNear King's Cross railway station
St Pancras
linked to: St Pancras, London
material brick
masonry
namedAfter Copenhagen area near King's Cross
partOf London railway network
early railway infrastructure in London
railway infrastructure of King's Cross
railwayType main line railway
transportMode rail
usedFor main line railway operations
railway traffic

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Lewis Cubitt notableWork Copenhagen Tunnels, King's Cross