German Tank Barrier Blocks
Along the water of the turf canal De Zoom, concrete blocks were placed on the orders of the Germans as a tank barrier.
Along the water of the turf canal De Zoom, concrete blocks were placed on the orders of the Germans as a tank barrier. At the end of the blocks lies the Lincoln Bridge, which after the war replaced the Bailey Bridge. The Bailey Bridge had been built by the Canadian engineers as a temporary replacement for the destroyed bridge. The name of the current bridge refers to the Lincoln and Welland Regiment, which together with the South Alberta Regiment and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders played an important role in the liberation of Bergen op Zoom.
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