United States Bullion Depository at Fort Knox
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The United States Bullion Depository at Fort Knox is a highly secure federal facility in Kentucky that safeguards a large portion of the U.S. government's gold reserves.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
bullion depository
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federal facility → secure storage facility → |
| accessPolicy |
not open to the general public
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| architecturalStyle |
Classical Revival
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| associatedWith |
United States gold policy
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United States monetary reserves → |
| category |
Gold depositories in the United States
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Government buildings in Kentucky → United States Department of the Treasury facilities → |
| completionDate |
1937
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| constructionStartDate |
1936
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| continent |
North America
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| coordinates |
approximately 37.9°N 85.96°W
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| country |
United States of America
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| function |
secure custody of a large portion of U.S. government gold reserves
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| governingBody |
United States Department of the Treasury
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| hasFeature |
armed security
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limited access → perimeter fencing → reinforced concrete vault → surveillance systems → |
| inception |
1936
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| locatedIn |
Commonwealth of Kentucky
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Hardin County, Kentucky → |
| locatedNear |
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
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Louisville, Kentucky → |
| locatedOn |
United States Army post of Fort Knox
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| location |
Fort Knox, Kentucky
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| managedBy |
Director of the United States Mint
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| materialUsed |
concrete
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granite → steel → |
| notableFor |
extreme security measures
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holding a large portion of the United States gold reserves → |
| openingDate |
1937
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| operator |
United States Mint
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| owner |
United States Department of the Treasury
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| partOf |
United States Mint bullion depository system
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| purpose |
safeguarding precious metal bullion
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storage of United States gold reserves → |
| roofMaterial |
bomb-resistant materials
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| securityLevel |
highly secure
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| securityProvidedBy |
United States Mint Police
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| securitySupportedBy |
United States Army at Fort Knox
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| symbolizes |
financial security of the United States
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