Brest roadstead

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Brest roadstead is a large natural harbor and anchorage area off the coast of Brest in northwestern France, known for its strategic naval importance.

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Brest roadstead canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anchorage area
natural harbor
roadstead
adjacentTo Brest, Brittany
surface form: city of Brest
connectedBy Goulet de Brest
connectedTo Atlantic Ocean
country France
hasFeature deep waters suitable for large vessels
narrow entrance at Goulet de Brest
sheltered anchorage
hasMilitaryFacility Brest naval base
surface form: Brest Arsenal

Île Longue naval base
surface form: Île Longue submarine base
hasNavigationHazard strong tidal currents at Goulet de Brest
hasPart inner harbor of Brest
outer roadstead
hasPort Brest naval base
surface form: Port of Brest
historicallyUsedIn World War I
World War II
knownFor natural protection from the open sea
strategic naval importance
languageOfNativeName French
locatedAtMouthOf Penfeld River NERFINISHED
locatedIn Brittany
Finistère
Western France
surface form: northwestern France
locatedOnCoastOf Brittany
France
nativeName Rade de Brest
near Brest naval base
Crozon Peninsula
Rade de Brest
Île Longue
opensTo Iroise Sea
partOf Bay of Brest
region Western Europe
strategicFor Atlantic naval operations
submarine forces based at Île Longue
usedBy French Navy
usedFor commercial shipping
fishing activities
military port activities
naval anchorage
recreational boating
waterBody Atlantic Ocean
Iroise Sea

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Brest overlooks Brest roadstead
Rade de Brest partOf Brest roadstead