Fishguard Fort

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Fishguard Fort is an 18th-century coastal defensive fortification in Fishguard, Wales, best known for its role in repelling the 1797 French landing often called the last invasion of Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artillery fort
coastal fortification
historic site
access footpath from Fishguard
armament cannon
associatedWith French Revolutionary Wars NERFINISHED
French invasion of Fishguard NERFINISHED
builtBy British authorities
builtFor defence against seaborne attack
protection of Fishguard harbour
category 18th‑century fort in Wales
coastal artillery fort in the United Kingdom
condition ruin
constructionStart late 18th century
country Wales
currentUse tourist attraction
era Georgian era
eventDate 1797
garrisonedBy British Army NERFINISHED
local militia
governingBody local authority
hasFeature guardroom
gun battery
gun embrasures
magazine
parapet
hasViewOf Fishguard Bay NERFINISHED
Irish Sea NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationBy Cadw NERFINISHED
heritageStatus scheduled monument
locatedIn Fishguard NERFINISHED
Pembrokeshire NERFINISHED
south‑west Wales
locatedNear Goodwick NERFINISHED
Lower Fishguard NERFINISHED
locatedOn Fishguard Bay NERFINISHED
cliff top
materialUsed stone
nearbyCity Haverfordwest NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the last invasion of Britain
role in repelling the 1797 French landing
openToPublic true
overlooks Fishguard harbour NERFINISHED
partOf coastal defences of Pembrokeshire
purpose to deter enemy ships from entering Fishguard Bay
region West Wales NERFINISHED
usedInConflict French landing in Wales (1797) NERFINISHED

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