Fort Ruigenhoek

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Fort Ruigenhoek was built between 1869-1870 as part of the so-called Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie(The 'New Dutch Water Line') to defend the cities of the western Netherlands from overland attack.

Castles and fortifications in Netherlands All sites in Utrecht

Address
Ruigenhoeksedijk 125, Utrecht, Netherlands

Established
1869-1870

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