Muiden Fortress - Bastion IX
Built in 1875 as part of the third construction phase of the Muiden fortress, within the New Dutch Waterline. Located in the southeastern part of the fortress, it features a bastion and a wet moat. On Bastion IX stands a ground-covered, bombproof double gun shed (Building F), approximately 9 by 7 meters, surrounded by earthworks and defensive structures.
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