Fort Évegnée
Fort Évegnée is one of the twelve forts around Liège established for the defense of the Belgian city of Liège. The fort is located east of the city of Liège, northeast of the town of Évegnée in the municipality of Soumagne. The fortress is triangular in shape.
The fort had two observation posts, bunker FE 5 near Retinne (now demolished) and bunker EB 2 at Barchon. It is unclear whether this bunker still exists.
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Source
- Text: Traces of war en Ed Lewandowski
- Photos: Ed Lewandowski
Nearby
Museum
- Museum Maison du Souvenir - Hermalle-sous-Argenteau
- Museum of the Fort Aubin-Neufchâteau - Neufchâteau (Dalhem)
- Fort de Tancrémont-Pepinster - Pepinster
Point of interest
- Former German Cemetery Retinne - Retinne
- Bunker MeMo 1 and 1 bis - Ile Monsin, Liège
- Memorials Saint Elisabeth Church - Bruyères (Herve)
Monument
- War Memorial Fort d'Evegnée - Evegnée-Tignée (Soumagne)
- War Memorial Heuseux - Heuseux
- War Memorial Cerexhe-Heuseux - Cerexhe-Heuseux (Soumagne)
Cemetery
- Belgian Wargraves Tignée-Evegnée - Tignée-Evegnée
- Belgian War Grave Tignée - Tignée
- Belgian War Graves Retinne - Retinne
Fortification
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