Atlanticwall in the Netherlands
Baupunkt 92-zuid
(Thanks to Stefan for the pictures and info.)
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The drawing shown on the left is 180 degrees rotated from the bunker constructed at this location. The bunker carries registration number 5250, and at the back a tobruk is connected to it. The 676 is special because it is one of the few Regelbauten of the 600-series with walls thinner than 2 meters. The walls are about one and a half meter thick, the roof is two metres thick. |
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The picture on the left shows the front of the bunker. The two picture above are showing some numbers. The number on the left is the registration-number. What kind of number it is on the right is not known. We were told that this bunker is burried a year ago. |
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This roadblock is the best known remaining one of Europe. The number of remaining roadblocks is very low.
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The picture on the left shows how the wall used to be. It is over 2 metres high and was strong enough to stop tanks. The shape of the wall and the hight made it very hard to pass for infantery. |
This is what is remaining after
nature did his job for many years.