Artillerie Stützpunkt Nord, part of the Stützpunktgruppe Hirtshals, was a German World War II coastal defense installation on Denmark's northern coast. Equipped with captured French 105-millimeter guns housed in fortified casemates, the battery was supported by command bunkers, ammunition storage, and defensive installations including anti-tank weapons, anti-aircraft guns, and defensive trenches. The Bunker Museum Hirtshals, located at the southern battery site, is the only fully excavated and publicly accessible complete German WWII defense installation in Denmark, comprising 54 excavated bunkers and numerous gun, mortar, and machine gun emplacements scattered across the residential area.
