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At least six anti-tank cylinders (5ft high x 3ft diameter) in a row, set close together, observed from the north bank of the Basingstoke Canal. These are at the N end of the line running through Coxmoor Wood.
(Source: Field Visit 2003/08/27)
Line of concrete blocks running through woodland from the end of the anti-tank ditch [UORN 16694] to the S bank of the Basingstoke Canal.
(Source: Air Photograph 1946/01/12)
Double row of concrete anti-tank cylinders - 750 cylinders for 500 yards of the GHQ Line.
(Source: Article 1995)
Anti-tank concrete cylinders made from pre-cast drainage pipes filled with concrete although some were never filled and remain empty. 180 cylinders, 2ft apart, in a line from the canal through Coxmoor wood. (SU 783512 - SU788510). Chamfered top. Three feet away to the W is a second line, uncompleted, consisiting of a further 180 empty cylinders.
(Source: SMR 1988/02/09)

Type of site CYLINDER
Location Crossing NE area of Coxmoor Wood.
Area Crookham Village, Hampshire, England
Grid reference SU 7868 5097
SU 7842 5121
Period WW2
Condition Extant but condition unknown
Materials Concrete
Recorder (Defence of Britain Project)
Defence grouping GHQ Line (Berkshire/Hampshire/Surrey/Kent) - West - East section of GHQ Line running from Reading through Hampshire and West Surrey to Kent (Leigh) following in part a line south of the North Downs.
Photographs View of CYLINDER - S0016695
DOB site reference: S0016695
Associated Identifier Hampshire SMR (ref: SU75SE 54)
Reference 1995/03 Defending Chequers Bridge
1946/01/12 106G/UK/1114 (fr.3031)
Event Construction, In the period 1940 1941
Field Visit, On 2003/08/27


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