Fort XII — Forgotten History, Warsaw, Poland

Forgotten History

Fort XII

Warsaw, Poland

Fort XII – one of the forts of the Modlin Fortress, erected as part of the construction of the second, outer ring of forts in 1912–1915. The fort is located near the village of Janowo. Its design was based on the F1909 model by General Konstantin Velichko. The fort was not completed; however, some of the planned structures were erected: half of the main shelter - the casemate with shooting galleries and a postern leading to the counterscarp caponier.

Category
Forgotten History
Location
Warsaw, Poland
Coordinates
52.49360, 20.62180
How to get there
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Wikidata
Q9261697

What is Fort XII?

Fort XII is a Forgotten History place on VeroMaps. Other places close by: Fort XIII Błogosławie, Fort I Zakroczym, Fort III Pomiechówek, Fort Group Carski Dar of the Modlin Fortress.

Where is Fort XII?

Fort XII is in Warsaw, Poland. Coordinates: 52.49360, 20.62180.

How do I get to Fort XII?

Fort XII is at Warsaw, Poland (52.49360, 20.62180). Enter these coordinates in Google Maps, Apple Maps or OpenStreetMap for walking, cycling or driving directions.

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