Sandown Castle

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Sandown Castle was a coastal artillery fort on the Kent coast of England, built by Henry VIII as part of his chain of defenses against invasion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Device Fort
artillery fort
coastal defence
armedWith artillery
cannon
continent Europe
country Kingdom of England
creator Henry VIII of England
hasArchitecturalStyle Tudor military architecture
hasFunction coastal artillery defence
protection against seaborne invasion
hasStrategicRole defence of south‑east England coast
defence of the Downs anchorage
heritage Tudor coastal defence system
inception 1540s
locatedIn England
Kent
locatedInTimeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time
locatedNear Deal
Sandown
surface form: Sandown, Kent
locatedOn English Channel
Kent coast
mainBuildingMaterial stone
ownedBy Crown of England
partOf King Henry VIII’s Device Forts
Tudor coastal fortification chain
usedFor artillery emplacement
military purposes

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Walmer Castle associatedWith Sandown Castle
Deal, Kent hasLandmark Sandown Castle
this entity surface form: Sandown Castle (ruined)
Deal Castle hasNearbyFortification Sandown Castle
this entity surface form: Sandown Castle (demolished)
Deal Castle partOf Sandown Castle
this entity surface form: Deal, Walmer and Sandown castle group
Device Forts notableWork Sandown Castle
this entity surface form: Sandown Castle (Kent)