Bassin à Flot

Bacalan 1950
(Photo Port Autonomme de Bordeaux)

Bacalan 1940 - The German Bunkers are not yet present
(Photo U.S.M.M.)

An early photo (1940?) of basin N. 1 The soccer field is not present, but the perimeter fencing is already vicible. 
(Photo U.S.M.M.)

Panoramic view - Click on the pictures for a larger format
(Photos Cristiano D'Adamo)

Access channel and locks. Smg. Torelli and Faa di Bruno - 1940
(Photo U.S.M.M.)

Access channel and locks in 2001
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo

Mail lock opening (note the water entering the basin)
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)

Mail lock closed with the bridge still not accessable.
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)

A block-houses (warehouses); a newer construction fashioned in the style of the preexisting one and housing an insurance company.
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)

Dry-dock N. 1 with aerial camouflage
(Photo Etablissement de conception et de production audiovisuelle des Armees)

Dry-dock N. 1. Note the security fence to the right
(Photo U.S.M.M.)

R.Smg. Tazzoli in Dry-Dock N. 2
(Photo U.S.M.M.)

Dry-Dock buildings - 2001
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)

View of the dry-docks from the basin.
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)

One of the original bitts used to moor the Italian submarines.
(Photo Cristiano D'Adamo)