King’s Navy Yard

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King’s Navy Yard was a British naval dockyard and military facility in Amherstburg, Upper Canada, that played a key role in Great Lakes operations during the early 19th century, including the War of 1812.

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instanceOf British naval dockyard
military facility
associatedWithEvent War of 1812 campaigns on the Detroit frontier
associatedWithPlace Fort Malden
controlledBy British Empire
country United Kingdom
countryToday Canada
currentName King’s Navy Yard Park
currentUse public park
heritageStatus historic site
historicalEra early 19th century
locatedIn Amherstburg, Ontario
locatedOn Detroit River
location Amherstburg, Upper Canada
nearbySettlement Amherstburg
linked to: Town of Amherstburg
notableFor role in British control of the Detroit River during the War of 1812
supporting naval operations against the United States on the Great Lakes
operatedBy British Army
Royal Navy
partOf British naval establishment on the Great Lakes
provinceToday Ontario
regionServed Great Lakes
Upper Canada
strategicRole key base for British naval operations on the Great Lakes
support hub for British and Indigenous allied forces
usedDuringConflict Anglo-American conflicts on the Great Lakes
War of 1812
usedFor military logistics
naval supply depot
ship repair
shipbuilding

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Amherstburg, Upper Canada hasMilitaryInstallation King’s Navy Yard