Blanke Toren (White Tower) Was a Tower and part of the fortification walls of Zutphen, Netherlands.

The Tower stood in the northeastern corner of the new town area of Zutphen, there where today the Isendoornstraat bends.

Next to the tower was a Entrance gate. The tower was a typical round tower and feathered four turrets. It was seemingly slightly taller than the still existing Drogenapstoren which is 50 meter tall. And therefore it was the tallest tower of the defensive walls.

The tower was demolished sometime when the city walls of zutphen were slighted. It can still be seen on old maps.

Height: 57m

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