South Bastion

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South Bastion is a historic defensive stronghold forming part of Gibraltar’s southern fortifications, built to protect the territory from naval and land attacks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bastion
fortification
military structure
controlledBy British Army NERFINISHED
Garrison of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
era early modern period
facing Bay of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
hasCategory Bastions in Gibraltar
Coastal fortifications in Gibraltar
Fortifications by the sea
Military history of Gibraltar
hasCondition surviving historic structure
hasFeature artillery positions
curtain walls
embrasures
parapets
hasFunction coastal defence
defensive stronghold
land defence
heritageStatus historic fortification
locatedIn British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
locatedNear Gibraltar city walls NERFINISHED
Line Wall Road, Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Southport Gates NERFINISHED
locatedOn Iberian Peninsula
location Gibraltar NERFINISHED
material stone
openToPublic partly
partOf Fortifications of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Gibraltar’s coastal fortifications
harbour defences of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
southern fortifications of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
strategicImportance defence of southern approaches to Gibraltar
protection of Gibraltar’s harbour
usedBy British forces in Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Gibraltar garrison artillery units NERFINISHED
usedFor protection from land attacks
protection from naval attacks

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fortifications of Gibraltar hasPart South Bastion