Fort Mott

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Fort Mott is a historic coastal defense fortification in New Jersey that once protected the Delaware River and is now preserved as part of a state park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal defense fortification
former military installation
historic site
state park property
armament 10-inch coast defense guns
12-inch coast defense guns
5-inch rapid-fire guns
mortar batteries
builtFor United States Army NERFINISHED
completedIn early 1900s
constructionBegan 1872
controlledAccessTo Delaware River approach to Philadelphia NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
currentUse public historic site
recreational area
decommissioned early 20th century
faces Fort Delaware NERFINISHED
Fort DuPont NERFINISHED
Pea Patch Island NERFINISHED
function coastal defense of the Delaware River
garrisonType coast artillery
hasPart Battery Arnold NERFINISHED
Battery Edwards NERFINISHED
Battery Gregg NERFINISHED
Battery Harker NERFINISHED
Battery Krayenbuhl NERFINISHED
concrete gun emplacements
earthen embankments
ferry pier
fire control towers
observation posts
parade ground
parapet walkways
underground magazines
heritageDesignation New Jersey Register of Historic Places NERFINISHED
locatedIn New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

Pennsville Township, New Jersey NERFINISHED
Salem County, New Jersey NERFINISHED
locatedOn Delaware River NERFINISHED
namedAfter General Gershom Mott NERFINISHED
nearby Delaware River shipping channel NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
operator United States Army
partOf Endicott Period coastal defense system NERFINISHED
Fort Mott State Park NERFINISHED
Harbor Defenses of the Delaware NERFINISHED
significantReconstructionPeriod 1896–1902
tourism features interpretive exhibits
offers guided and self-guided tours
transferredTo State of New Jersey NERFINISHED
usedDuring Spanish–American War NERFINISHED
World War I NERFINISHED

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Fort Mott State Park hasPart Fort Mott
Fort Mott State Park namedAfter Fort Mott