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You usually end up with overlapped left over portions of old networks. Paris is a good case study for that, the entire underbelly of the city is an nightmarish
by Bayart 8y ago
You usually end up with overlapped left over portions of old networks. Paris is a good case study for that, the entire underbelly of the city is an nightmarish amalgamation of tunnels and pipes.
- hef19898 8y agoYou have that in basically every city after after a certain period of time. In Europe even more as some settlements, like Paris, go way back. The city I live apparently can be crossed undergroung in everything ranging from Roman relics to whatever was added. The historic center at least