Roman military camp Castra Regina

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Roman military camp Castra Regina was a major Roman fortress on the Danube that served as the military and administrative precursor to the modern city of Regensburg in Bavaria, Germany.

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Roman military camp Castra Regina canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman legionary fortress
Roman military camp
archaeological site
bordered Germanic tribal territories
builtUnder Emperor Marcus Aurelius
linked to: Marcus Aurelius
constructionStartTime 179
coordinateApprox 49.0167°N 12.1000°E
country Roman Empire
foundedBy Roman Empire
function base for Roman legions
border defense
garrisonedBy Legio III Italica
hasAlternativeName Castra Regina (Regensburg)
linked to: Castra Regina
hasCityWall stone fortifications
hasFeature gates on each side
internal street grid
towers in the walls
hasHeritageStatus protected archaeological monument
hasNameEtymology named after the river Regen
hasShape rectangular ground plan
hasSubsequentUse basis for medieval city walls of Regensburg
inProvince Raetia
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn Bavaria
Germany
Regensburg
locatedOn Danube River
linked to: Danube
modernLocation Regensburg
near confluence of Danube and Regen
partOf Danubian limes
linked to: Danube limes
predecessorOf Regensburg
region southern frontier of the Roman Empire
remainsVisibleIn Regensburg city center
servedAs administrative center
military base
timePeriod 2nd century
usedUntil Late Antiquity

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Regensburg foundedAs Roman military camp Castra Regina
Porta Praetoria partOf Roman military camp Castra Regina