When the constructions in the period 1886-1894 concentrated on Copenhagen, both Zealand and Jutland were left rather unprotected.<\/p>\n
To secure the connection between Falster and Zealand and prevent entry into Roskilde Fjord, some batteries were built.<\/p>\n
A battery was built at Lyn\u00e6s to protect the entrance to the Isefjord. The Lyn\u00e4s Fort was in use until after the Cold War.
\nFurthermore, a number of facilities were planned in the warters south of Zealand, including a naval port and a position on the island of Vejr\u00f6.<\/p>\n
Of these southern facilities only the Gr\u00f8nsund position was built.
\nIt consisted of the Masned\u00f6 Fort, The Borgsted Battery and the Haarb\u00f6lle Battery.<\/p>\n
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When the constructions in the period 1886-1894 concentrated on Copenhagen, both Zealand and Jutland were left rather unprotected. To secure the connection between Falster and Zealand and prevent entry into Roskilde Fjord, some batteries were built. A battery was built at Lyn\u00e6s to protect the entrance to the Isefjord. The Lyn\u00e4s Fort was in use … <\/p>\n