Fort Lennox (Île-aux-Noix)

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Fort Lennox (Île-aux-Noix) is a 19th-century British-built island fortification on the Richelieu River in Quebec, Canada, that served to defend the route between the United States and Montreal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British-built fort
historic fort
island fortification
architecturalStyle star fort
category 19th-century forts
Forts in Quebec
National Historic Sites in Quebec
constructedBy British Army NERFINISHED
controlledBy British Empire NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
coordinates approximately 45.133°N 73.283°W
country Canada
endDateOfConstruction 1829
function border defence
river defence fortification
hasPart barracks
casemates
drawbridge
guardhouse
moat
officers’ quarters
powder magazine
stone ramparts
hasVisitorAccess seasonal ferry
heritageDesignation Lieu historique national du Canada du Fort-Lennox NERFINISHED
National Historic Site of Canada
locatedIn Canada
Quebec NERFINISHED
Île-aux-Noix NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Montérégie NERFINISHED
locatedInMunicipality Saint-Paul-de-l’Île-aux-Noix NERFINISHED
locatedNear United States–Canada border NERFINISHED
locatedOn Richelieu River NERFINISHED
locatedOnRouteBetween Montreal NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
militaryBranchUsedBy British Army NERFINISHED
Canadian forces NERFINISHED
namedAfter Charles Lennox, 4th Duke of Richmond NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
operator Parks Canada NERFINISHED
ownedBy Government of Canada NERFINISHED
partOf Richelieu River defensive system NERFINISHED
startDate 1819
tourism heritage tourism site
usedDuring 19th century
usedFor defence of the route between the United States and Montreal

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Fort St. John nearbyFortification Fort Lennox (Île-aux-Noix)