St. Augustine fortifications

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The St. Augustine fortifications are a historic system of Spanish-built coastal defenses in present-day Florida, centered on the Castillo de San Marcos, that protected one of the earliest permanent European settlements in what is now the United States.

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St. Augustine City Walls site	1
St. Augustine fortifications canonical	1

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British colonial defenses in North America → hasPart → St. Augustine fortifications ⓘ

City Gate of St. Augustine → adjacentTo → St. Augustine City Walls site ⓘ

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