Fort van Schoten
Fort van Schoten was built in 1885 as a 'Central Redoubt' type and had to close off the northeastern approach road to the Fortress of Antwerp.
Fort van Schoten saw several expansions and modernizations. The structure is made of brick and concrete. The fort is in good condition and is still military property.
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Cemetery
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Remembrance Stone
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Fortification
Crash site
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