Queen’s Lines

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Queen’s Lines is a historic defensive fortification on the Rock of Gibraltar, forming part of the extensive British-era military works guarding the territory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
defensive fortification
military fortification
access restricted or controlled access
connectedTo King’s Lines NERFINISHED
Landport Front defences NERFINISHED
Prince’s Lines NERFINISHED
constructedBy British military engineers
continent Europe
controlledBy British Army NERFINISHED
Gibraltar Garrison NERFINISHED
coordinateSystem WGS84
country United Kingdom
currentUse historic military site
follows natural contours of the Rock of Gibraltar
hasPart artillery embrasures
communication passages
musketry loopholes
parapet
traverses
hasView Bay of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Spanish mainland
heritageDesignation Class A listed building (Gibraltar)
locatedIn Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Rock of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
locatedOn north face of the Rock of Gibraltar
material limestone
masonry
namedAfter a British queen
operator Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
overlooks isthmus connecting Gibraltar to Spain
landward approach to Gibraltar
partOf British-era military works in Gibraltar
Gibraltar fortifications
Northern Defences of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
periodOfUse 18th century
19th century
20th century
significantEvent Great Siege of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
strategicImportance defence of Gibraltar’s land frontier
usedDuring Great Siege of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
World War II
usedFor artillery position
defence of Gibraltar
infantry position

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fortifications of Gibraltar hasPart Queen’s Lines