Why are manholes called manholes?

Manholes, mostly found in the streets of cities, serve as access points to various underground utilities including sewers, electricity, telephone lines, gas lines and storm drains. The NameThe term "manhole" comes from the simple idea of how the hole was used--by men who entered the hole to locate the tunneled area beneath the ground. Other NamesA manhole may also be called an access chamber, utility hole, maintenance hole or inspection chamber.Name IssueAccording to The New York Times, leaders in Sacramento, California, decided in 1990 that the word "manhole" was sexist, and the city now refers to manholes as "maintenance holes."The CoversManhole covers are noted for more than their original role as coverings for in-ground holes.

Their covers often display complex, detailed patterning considered to be artwork by fans and photographers. HazardsWorkers travel down manholes all the time without incident, but they do present hazards to passers-by, such as the possibility of electrocution. More.

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