Fort Carroll

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Fort Carroll is a 19th-century artificial island fortification in the Patapsco River near Baltimore, Maryland, built for coastal defense and now largely abandoned.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial island
coastal fortification
sea fort
access only by boat
administeredBy United States Army Corps of Engineers NERFINISHED
builtFor coastal defense
builtInCentury 19th century
constructionBegan 1848
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse bird habitat
unused military installation
designedBy Robert E. Lee NERFINISHED
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 0 meters above sea level
garrisonedBy United States Army NERFINISHED
United States Coast Artillery Corps NERFINISHED
hasCondition deteriorated
overgrown with vegetation
hasFeature casemates
lighthouse
masonry walls
parade ground
hasHazard restricted access
structural instability
hasMaterial brick
concrete (later modifications)
stone
hasStructureType Third System coastal fort NERFINISHED
locatedIn Patapsco River NERFINISHED
locatedInMetropolitanArea Baltimore metropolitan area NERFINISHED
locatedNear Baltimore, Maryland NERFINISHED
namedAfter Charles Carroll of Carrollton NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Baltimore NERFINISHED
notableFor artificial island construction
obsolete coastal defense design
ownership United States federal government NERFINISHED
partOf Harbor defenses of Baltimore NERFINISHED
region Mid-Atlantic states
surface form: Mid-Atlantic United States
shape hexagonal
state Maryland
status abandoned
uninhabited
surroundedBy water
usedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED
World War I NERFINISHED
World War II
waterBody Baltimore Harbor NERFINISHED
Chesapeake Bay (via Patapsco River) NERFINISHED

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