Gibraltar holds about 55 km of tunnels inside a 6.7 km² rock, cut between 1782 and 1967. Almost all of it is military and sealed. This is what OpenStreetMap knows about it — and what it does not.
Basemap tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors, served by openstreetmap.org. The dark and light modes need no network; only this one fetches anything.
The missing 48.4 km is not an error. It is classified, sealed, or both — the limit of what a public map can hold.
| tunnels, published | 55.0 km |
| tunnels, in OSM | 6.63 km |
| public road, official | 29.0 km |
| public road, in OSM | 65.66 km |
OSM holds 12.0% of the tunnels and 2.26× the official road length. Both are definitional, not sloppy: one counts what cannot be surveyed, the other counts service ways and both carriageways that no road statistic does.
| Admiralty tunnel | 957 m | service |
| Dudley Ward Way | 693 m | secondary |
| Ragged Staff Magazine | 659 m | service |
| Keightley Way | 405 m | secondary |
| Kingsway Tunnel | 360 m | trunk |
| Kingsway Tunnel | 352 m | trunk |
| Kingsway Tunnel | 285 m | cycleway |
| Parking Puerta de Gibraltar | 142 m | service |
| service | 75.25 km |
| footway | 37.27 km |
| residential | 20.18 km |
| secondary | 14.32 km |
| pedestrian | 9.32 km |
| tertiary | 8.53 km |
| primary | 8.47 km |
| path | 7.95 km |
Geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), measured from a locally hosted
extract. Lengths are geodesic. The published tunnel total is 55.0 km and the official road total 29.0 km; both are sourced. Every historical claim on this page is cited in
docs/sources.md. Generated by fwh_gibraltar.



























