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What's the lowest you've ever been below sea level?

(if it’s not the Dead Sea, it's probably a tunnel)
Channel Tunnel (115m)
Dead Sea, 430.5m below sea level. I’m hoping a submariner can beat this.
Channel tunnel again.
Dead Sea also.
I will have to concede a ditto here ... Channel Tunnel. oh, but wait! I have indeed floated on the Dead Sea, cheers Robert Butlin!
Channel Tunnel as well - expect that will be a popular answer.
c.180m in the Wieliczka Salt Mine (it's 327m at the deepest point, but the surface is 137m above sea level)
The Hvalfjorddur tunnel in Iceland, which according to Wikipedia reaches a depth of 165m below sea level.
Dead Sea too.
Have done Channel Tunnel, so that is deeper: but also Death Valley -86m
Channel tunnel.
Another Channel Tunnel here.
-165m - Hvalfjörður Tunnel in Iceland
I think the Freifjord Tunnel at Kristiansund in Norway. 130m.
The crazy Death Valley golf course. I think they said -200ft so about 60m.
Channel Tunnel for me too.
Dead Sea
wow, dead sea (41 years ago!), but I had no idea it was so far below sea level.
Same answer. Burnley Tunnel at 65 metres
Also Channel Tunnel, thanks DG for reminding me.
Yep, Channel tunnel for me.
1.1km below in the Boulby Mine Underground Laboratory.
A school trip to Tilmanstone Colliery in Kent, which extended out under the sea. It's proving remarkably difficult to find the actual depth quickly, but seems to be around 900m below the surface, which was about 60m above sea level.
Channel Tunnel for me
I've also been down Wieliczka, but most of the tourist routes only go down 110m or so, which means not very far below sea level at all. So Channel Tunnel probably does it.
Channel Tunnel
Another Dead Sea.
Channel Tunnel
Ryflyke tunnel 292m and Byfjord tunnel 223m.
Channel Tunnel
Dead Sea
Dead Sea.
Channel Tunnel again.
Dead Sea
Seikan Tunnel (240m) on a Shinkansen train from Tokyo to Shin-Hakodate.
Turfan Depression. 154m below sea level.
Dead Sea
Channel Tunnel, though Badwater basin in Death Valley is an impressive -85m
Channel Tunnel (115m)
Not really thought about it, but I believe bits of Silvertown are below sea level, so probably somewhere there.

dg writes: They’re not.
Channel Tunnel for me as well at 115m.

I was going to say Berchtesgaden's salt mines in Germany as an article in The Independent claims they're 130m below sea level but I'm not sure I believe that. I think they must mean below ground
Level 19, Geevor Tin Mine, about 480m below sea level (580m below ground). That part of the mine was actually under the sea.
Channel Tunnel
Channel Tunnel.
Channel Tunnel.
I've swum in the Dead Sea. And I spent 3 years of my life working on the Channel Tunnel construction, though my bits were at the terminals.
The Transbay Tube, San Francisco Bay. -(41M)
Channel Tunnel as well
Obvious channel tunnel :p
430m - Dead Sea
Channel Tunnel
Another one for the Channel Tunnel
Channel tunnel again! Much more intriguingly but sadly less deep, 60m in the VLJ medium-level nuclear waste repository in Olkiluoto, Finland.
Byfjord Tunnel, Stavanger. 223m below sea level.
I think I may have visited the Dead Sea when I was a baby, but Wieliczka is the lowest place I can remember having visited. It's the only visitor attraction I've been to where they've specifically asked that we didn't lick the walls.
Channel Tunnel again.
Channel Tunnel
Hvalfjordur Tunnel, Iceland. -165m.
Another for the Dead Sea.
115m - Channel Tunnel
Bit boring, the Channel Tunnel.
Lac Assal, Djibouti. 155 m below sea level.










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