Fort Victoria

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Fort Victoria was a 19th-century Hudson’s Bay Company trading post that developed into the principal settlement and administrative center on Vancouver Island, later becoming the core of the city of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century fort
Hudson's Bay Company trading post
associatedWith British colonial expansion on the Pacific coast
Hudson's Bay Company fur trade on the Northwest Coast NERFINISHED
continent North America
coreOf city of Victoria NERFINISHED
country Canada
developedInto administrative center on Vancouver Island
city of Victoria
principal settlement on Vancouver Island
foundedFor British presence on the Pacific Northwest coast
fur trade
hasRole administrative center
principal settlement on Vancouver Island
trading post
heritageStatus historic site
historicalPeriod 19th century
languageOfName English
laterPoliticalEntity Colony of British Columbia NERFINISHED
Province of British Columbia NERFINISHED
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Vancouver Island NERFINISHED
Victoria NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay downtown Victoria
locatedNear Esquimalt Harbour NERFINISHED
Strait of Juan de Fuca NERFINISHED
locatedOn Pacific coast of Canada
namedAfter Queen Victoria
operator Hudson's Bay Company NERFINISHED
ownedBy Hudson's Bay Company NERFINISHED
partOf Hudson's Bay Company fur trade network NERFINISHED
politicalEntityAtTimeOfFounding Colony of Vancouver Island NERFINISHED
precededBy Fort Vancouver as main HBC base on the Pacific coast
region Pacific Northwest
significance became nucleus of the city of Victoria
served as colonial administrative center on Vancouver Island
usedFor fur trading
regional administration
supply depot

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Colony of Vancouver Island capital Fort Victoria