Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position (PRN: 8258)

PRN8258
Site or location nameCart Gap Stokes Mortar Position
Summary
DescriptionSite of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk. The Stokes Mortar, referred to at the time as the 'Stokes Gun', was introduced into service towards the end of 1916 and had a maximum range of 800yds (731m). The mortar was often emplaced in a simple earthwork known as a 'pit'. In this location the Mortar position would have been able to bring down fire onto the stretch of the beach to the North/East, including any nearby beach exits or vulnerable points. The map on which this defence work is recorded dates from 1918, this emplacement may have been part of the wider defences constructed in the area during 1916. The emplacement is designated 'No.6 S.G. 12', possibly referring to the unit that manned this position. Located on private property. Site not visited; further archive research and field work may reveal more about this defence site. Map reproduced by kind permission of the map's owner, Mr. J. Hall.
Monument TypeGUN EMPLACEMENT;DEFENCE WORK;GUN EMPLACEMENT
DesginationNone
Material
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationLocated in field bordered by Cart Gap Rd and Bush Drive
Postcode
Map ReferenceNGR: TG3977629769 (639776, 329769)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Uncertain (12-08-2016)
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Chris Kolonko - Home Front Legacy
Copiled On12-08-2016
Last Updated12-08-2016
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Thumbnail of Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map key, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map key, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map key, (c) J Hall.
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Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map key, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map key, (c) J Hall.
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Thumbnail of Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
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Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
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Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
Cart Gap Stokes Mortar Position, site of Stokes Gun Position according to a military map of First World War defences in North Norfolk (Cart Gap Road, Bush Drive, Happisburgh, North Norfolk, Norfolk). Map, (c) J Hall.
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