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A line of four marks on the road surface plotted from air photographs undoubtedly shows the position of the roadblock.
(Source: Air Photograph 1945/09/27)
Roadblock. Cassini ref. 732584. Concrete buoys and mines. Manned by 11th Bn. East Surrey Regiment.
(Source: Document 1941/04)
Post '11b Road Block'. Cassini ref. 734585. 11th Bn. East Surrey Regiment. 2 NCOs, 7 men. A/tk rifle, Tommy gun, 8 x rifles.
(Source: Document 1941/04)
Roadblock. Serial no.96. Cassini ref. 733584. Manned by 9th Bn. Green Howards.
(Source: Document 1940/06)

Type of site ROADBLOCK
Location By Little Farthingloe Farm, on Folkestone Road (B2011).
Area Dover, Kent, England
Grid reference TR 2935 4036 (Scale: 1:10000 )
Period WW2
Condition Removed
Materials Land mines
Recorder Burridge, David (Defence of Britain Project)
Defence grouping Dover nodal point - Defences of Dover nodal point. [Source: '12 Corps Plan to Defeat Invasion', 16 May 1941 - PRO WO 166/344].
Photographs View of ROADBLOCK - S0001902
DOB site reference: S0001902
Original Reference 7229
Reference 1940/06 Dover Defence Scheme
1941/04 Dover Defence Scheme
1941/04 Operational Order No.5
1945/09/27 106G/UK/848 (fr.6006)
1945/08/05 106G/UK/610 (fr.6371)
1941/02/02 Tracing of Dover and defences manned by 7th Hamps
1940/11/27 List of Pillboxes, Defended Houses, and Roadblocks
Event Field Visit, On 1998/01/25
Construction, During 1940
Destruction, Before 1998


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