🚩 Strino works

The Strino Roadblock is an Austro-Hungarian roadblock built to guard the Tonale Pass and the Sole Valley in Northern Italy. While some sources indicate that the fort was built between 1860 and 1866, others indicate between 1860 and 1861. Strino was the first built to guard the Sole Valley, and was part of the Tonale Roadblock system. The fort had a power generator, telephone, optical signal lights, and a pipe from the Strino River for water.