Poltross Burn Milecastle

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Poltross Burn Milecastle is a well-preserved Roman fortlet on Hadrian’s Wall near Gilsland in Cumbria, England, notable for its visible remains of barracks and a stairway to the wall walk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman fortlet
archaeological site
milecastle
access publicly accessible
alsoKnownAs Milecastle 48 NERFINISHED
The King's Stables NERFINISHED
builtFor border control
frontier defence
military garrison
category Hadrian's Wall milecastles NERFINISHED
Roman sites in Cumbria
constructionMaterial stone
coordinateSystem British National Grid NERFINISHED
country England
culture Roman
dateOfConstruction 2nd century
foundIn civil parish of Waterhead
hasFeature barracks remains
gateway remains
internal building remains
stairway to wall walk
visible stone foundations
hasInterpretationPanels yes
hasPreservationStatus well-preserved
hasRemainsOf latrine block
staircase to rampart walk
two-storey barrack block
hasViewOf River Irthing valley NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Scheduled Monument
locatedIn Cumbria
United Kingdom
locatedNear Gilsland NERFINISHED
locatedOn Hadrian's Wall NERFINISHED
locatedOnWatercourse Poltross Burn NERFINISHED
managedBy English Heritage
nearestSettlement Gilsland NERFINISHED
nearTransport Gilsland railway station NERFINISHED
operator Roman army NERFINISHED
partOf Hadrian's Wall Military Zone NERFINISHED
Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Hadrian's Wall frontier system NERFINISHED
positionRelativeTo east of Willowford Bridge abutment
west of Birdoswald Roman fort
region North West England
timePeriod Roman Britain NERFINISHED
tourismType heritage tourism site
wallSection Hadrian's Wall central sector NERFINISHED

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Gilsland hasNearbySite Poltross Burn Milecastle