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Harbor Tunnel Thwy
Curtis Bay, MD 21226
http://mdta.maryland.gov

Baltimore Harbor Tunnel is a transportation infrastructure company that provides a vital link for commuters and travelers in the Curtis Bay, MD area.

Offering a safe and efficient passage for vehicles, Baltimore Harbor Tunnel plays a key role in connecting different parts of the region.

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Matthew U.
4/20/2024

I honestly do not know how I ended up in this tunnel. When you are given the option to choose your route on maps, you can avoid tolls. As you know, this is a tolled tunnel. So, again, I have no...

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Denise Z.
3/11/2023

Very well light tunnel it actually doesn't hurt your eyes! They seem to keep the white tiles pretty clean compared to most tunnels.Safe travels! See ya soon Maryland!

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Raj S.
4/26/2023

Coming from NY where tunnels are always backed up by 30-45 mins , Baltimore tunnel is just awesome .. usually no traffic or wait times . Well built and very good overall. Not sure what the TOLL...

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Hank C.
4/3/2022

Straightforward tunnel in Baltimore near the harbor, and while traffic wasn't great at 7pm on a Saturday (definitely slowed due to the toll and mutlilanes going into the two, design should be to...

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Daniel P.
1/8/2020

It's a fancy little tunnel that kinda looks and feels like an amusement park ride except it's cleaner and slower (please no bumper cars!) and quite the bargain at $4.00 american. Since 1957 the...

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