SCRCA Location Variant: Tank Support - Base open-sided

The tank is raised well above the ground and the base area is open-sided, so it does NOT form a usable internal space. The only reason that these structures have been classified as 'Tank Houses' (rather than 'tanks') is that they are labelled 'Tank House' on the 1911 land plan used to create the draft structure list (which formed the starting point for the SCRCA Project).

Examples

The following examples from the SCRCA Project database illustrate this location variant. Locations are only displayed here if they have been 'assessed' and if a default image is available.   Show / hide tips

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  • To view the full Location Summary for one of the sites or structures, click on the relevant location name / description.
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  • To view details of ALL the locations of this type in the database (regardless of their status etc.), use the Gazetteer.

SCRCA Location Type: Tank House

 

Errors and omissions
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