Fort du Chaberton
Fort du Chaberton
Montgenèvre
Also called Fort des Clouds.
Culminating at 3,131 meters above sea level, it is one of the highest in Europe.
Built between 1900 and 1914, the summit had to be mined to level it and thus lower its height by 6 meters. It took no less than 300 civil workers and miners to build this technical and human feat, made up of 8 turrets, which form the visible part of the building, the whole of which is mainly underground.
Today it is a goal of hiking, from where it is still possible to observe the remains.
Rates
Free access.
Dates
All year round, every day.
Mont Chaberton (3131m)
Cotian Alps
05100 Montgenèvre
Cotian Alps
05100 Montgenèvre
Spoken languages
- English
- French
- Italian
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In 1891-1892, the blockhouse was raised by two habitable levels, thus creating a peace barracks on three levels, with a cistern in the basement, for 120 men.
From 1898 to 1906, the underground war barracks were built, with direct access by a low door to the south, and by a staircase from above. All the superstructures are surrounded by a continuous infantry grid, with a gate acting as the main entrance.
A preliminary project was established in 1926 for the construction on this ridge of a Maginot structure with high firepower.
The first work of the CORF (Organizing Commission for Fortified Regions) for the construction began in 1931. In 1934, the galleries of the war barracks, unused or too close to the Maginot barracks, were filled in. The entrances are condemned, as are the living spaces. Only the casemate battery of 4 outdated 95 m / m guns, which is overhauled and reinforced, and the ammunition bunkers are kept. A gallery is dug to connect the Maginot structure to the Séré de Rivière part, a duality which is the great originality of the Janus.
The works were stopped in July 1935, due to an immediate rapprochement between France and Italy (Stresa agreements), to resume precipitously in 1938-1939, because Italy decidedly turned towards Germany.
As it is at the declaration of war, the work of the Janus is far from the original preliminary draft which provided for an impressive armament.
Credit restrictions meant that the work only had 2 mortars of 81 m / m and 2 pieces of 75 m / m for its main artillery, firing parallel to the border or in friendly territory, plus 4 twinning of Reibel machine guns and a few machine guns. The structure is, however, equipped with the overpressure and ventilation system specific to Maginot structures, which is very comfortable for men living inside.
In the midst of the battle, in June 1940, the officer commanding the work will have to cut the right part of the embrasure visors in order to be able to widen the fire to the right and support the defense, north of the Col de Montgenèvre.
The Janus is one of the rare structures in the sector to experience a fire test in June 1940. It was targeted by the 149 m / m of the nearby Italian fort of Chaberton, which dominates it by nearly 600 m. A GFM bell still bears the mark of the ricochet of an Italian shell.
It is also to these observation bells that he owes his greatest claim to fame: one of them housed an officer who participated in the artillery observations and the firing of the 280s of the 6th Battery. of the 154th RAP which, under the command of Lieutenant Miguet, reduced the Chaberton to silence.
The Janus is now owned by the municipality of Montgenèvre, which recently acquired it. A study is underway to secure the structure in order to open it soon for visitors.
Protected from looting and vandalism by the close presence of the Gondrans military post, still in operation, the Janus structure, still equipped with its extraordinary drawbridge, enormous, and yet maneuvered by a single man, from its long central gallery of 345 m, of its main artillery, of its complete electricity production “factory”, and of a significant part of its life equipment, is in good condition and its visit will be of great interest to understand what t was the life of the crew of a high altitude fort more than 60 years ago.
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Very early on, the strategic importance of the position had been understood, and a watchtower was built there at the end of the 18th century.
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Between 1886 and 1889, a square blockhouse with two bastionnets was built on the crest and from 1889, we began to dig a battery under rock facing the border, with 4 pieces of coast of 95 m / m.
In 1891-1892, the blockhouse was raised by two habitable levels, thus creating a peace barracks on three levels, with a cistern in the basement, for 120 men.
From 1898 to 1906, the underground war barracks were built, with direct access by a low door to the south, and by a staircase from above. All the superstructures are surrounded by a continuous infantry grid, with a gate acting as the main entrance.
A preliminary project was established in 1926 for the construction on this ridge of a Maginot structure with high firepower.
The first work of the CORF (Organizing Commission for Fortified Regions) for the construction began in 1931. In 1934, the galleries of the war barracks, unused or too close to the Maginot barracks, were filled in. The entrances are condemned, as are the living spaces. Only the casemate battery of 4 outdated 95 m / m guns, which is overhauled and reinforced, and the ammunition bunkers are kept. A gallery is dug to connect the Maginot structure to the Séré de Rivière part, a duality which is the great originality of the Janus.
The works were stopped in July 1935, due to an immediate rapprochement between France and Italy (Stresa agreements), to resume precipitously in 1938-1939, because Italy decidedly turned towards Germany.
As it is at the declaration of war, the work of the Janus is far from the original preliminary draft which provided for an impressive armament.
Credit restrictions meant that the work only had 2 mortars of 81 m / m and 2 pieces of 75 m / m for its main artillery, firing parallel to the border or in friendly territory, plus 4 twinning of Reibel machine guns and a few machine guns. The structure is, however, equipped with the overpressure and ventilation system specific to Maginot structures, which is very comfortable for men living inside.
In the midst of the battle, in June 1940, the officer commanding the work will have to cut the right part of the embrasure visors in order to be able to widen the fire to the right and support the defense, north of the Col de Montgenèvre.
The Janus is one of the rare structures in the sector to experience a fire test in June 1940. It was targeted by the 149 m / m of the nearby Italian fort of Chaberton, which dominates it by nearly 600 m. A GFM bell still bears the mark of the ricochet of an Italian shell.
It is also to these observation bells that he owes his greatest claim to fame: one of them housed an officer who participated in the artillery observations and the firing of the 280s of the 6th Battery. of the 154th RAP which, under the command of Lieutenant Miguet, reduced the Chaberton to silence.
The Janus is now owned by the municipality of Montgenèvre, which recently acquired it. A study is underway to secure the structure in order to open it soon for visitors.
Protected from looting and vandalism by the close presence of the Gondrans military post, still in operation, the Janus structure, still equipped with its extraordinary drawbridge, enormous, and yet maneuvered by a single man, from its long central gallery of 345 m, of its main artillery, of its complete electricity production “factory”, and of a significant part of its life equipment, is in good condition and its visit will be of great interest to understand what t was the life of the crew of a high altitude fort more than 60 years ago.
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