Stützpunktgruppe Schoorl
Stützpunktgruppe Schoorl is rather interesting if you want to visit infantry strongholds, with light constructions. It’s quite a walk but it is worth it, as some bunkers still have their camouflage after all these years.
The anti-tank wall in the south along the Herenweg/Eeuwigelaan is impressive, because of it’s lenght. The regelbau type 616 behind the house at Rijksweg 31 is worth a visit, because of it’s red brickwork camouflage and St-sign; a bunker with many details.
Schoorl
Stahlbeton global positioning map –
Stahlbeton – What is left today
Observation post
1 Unknown structure
2 Unknown structure
1 Unknown structure
2 Unknown structure
3 Storage bunker
4 Unknown structure
5 Personnel shelter
1 Unknown structure
2 Unknown structure
3 Trenches (assumed)
4 Shelter
5 Foxhole
6 Unknown structure
7 Unknown structure
8 Foxhole
1 Unknown structure
2 Ammunition bunker
3 Storage bunker (food)
4 Storage bunker
5 Personnel shelter
6 Unknown structure
7 Command post (assumed)
8 Foxhole
9 Communication post
10 Foxhole
3936 – 616
1 Storage-bunker (assumed)
2 Unknown structure
3 Emplacement
1 Personnel shelter
2 Storage bunker
3 Canteen
4 Storage bunker
5 Personnel shelter (assumed)
6 Communication post
7 Personnel shelter (assumed)
8 Unknown structure
9 Unknown structure
10 Personnel shelter
1 Bunker
2 Machinery bunker (assumed)
3 Küver 412 (assumed)
4 58c
5 Küver 467 (assumed)
6 Küver 412 (assumed)
7 Tobruk-position
8 Unknown-structure
1 Anti-tank wall
2 Anti-tank wall
3 Anti-tank obstacle (Höcker)
3936 – 616
