Fort Amherst

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Fort Amherst is a historic 18th-century artillery fort and defensive complex in Chatham, Kent, that played a key role in protecting the Royal Dockyard and the River Medway.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artillery fort
defensive complex
historic site
architecturalStyle military fortification
builtFor defence of Chatham Dockyard
defence of the River Medway
constructedInCentury 18th century
controlledBy British Army NERFINISHED
coordinates 51.389°N 0.525°E
country United Kingdom
function artillery platform
coastal defence
governingBody Fort Amherst Heritage Trust NERFINISHED
hasFeature bastions
casemates
earthworks
guardhouse
gun emplacements
magazines
tunnels
hasMuseum military history displays
hasTourismActivity ghost tours
guided tours
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
Scheduled Monument
locatedIn Medway NERFINISHED
South East England
locatedOn River Medway NERFINISHED
location Chatham NERFINISHED
Kent NERFINISHED
material brick
earthworks
namedAfter Jeffery Amherst NERFINISHED
nearby Chatham Historic Dockyard NERFINISHED
Rochester Castle NERFINISHED
Rochester Cathedral NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
overlooks Chatham Dockyard NERFINISHED
River Medway NERFINISHED
ownedBy Fort Amherst Heritage Trust NERFINISHED
partOf Chatham Lines NERFINISHED
publicAccess daytime access
region England
usedAs film location
usedDuringConflict Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
Second World War NERFINISHED

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Chatham, Kent hasLandmark Fort Amherst
Great Lines Heritage Park near Fort Amherst
Brompton nearbyFeature Fort Amherst
Chatham hasLandmark Fort Amherst
Gillingham, Kent nearbyMilitarySite Fort Amherst
Brompton Barracks locatedNear Fort Amherst