Manoel Island fortifications

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Manoel Island fortifications are a historic complex of defensive military structures on Manoel Island in Malta, built primarily by the Knights of St. John to protect Marsamxett Harbour and the surrounding area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
fortification complex
architecturalStyle Baroque military architecture
bastioned fortification
builder Knights Hospitaller NERFINISHED
Order of St. John NERFINISHED
category 18th-century fortifications in Malta
Coastal fortifications in Malta
Knights Hospitaller fortifications in Malta
condition partially restored
partially ruined
country Malta
hasPart Fort Manoel NERFINISHED
barracks
bastions
counterscarp
covertway
curtain walls
ditch
gateways
glacis
gun emplacements
magazines
parade ground
ravelins
heritageDesignation Grade 1 scheduled property
National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands NERFINISHED
inception 1720s
18th century
locatedIn Gżira NERFINISHED
Manoel Island NERFINISHED
Marsamxett Harbour NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea
locatedNear Sliema NERFINISHED
Valletta NERFINISHED
materialUsed limestone
openToPublic partly
overlooks Marsamxett Harbour NERFINISHED
ownedBy Government of Malta NERFINISHED
partOf fortifications of Malta
protects Marsamxett Harbour NERFINISHED
Valletta NERFINISHED
purpose coastal defence
harbour defence
usedBy British Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Order of St. John NERFINISHED
usedDuring World War II

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Gżira hasNearbyAttraction Manoel Island fortifications