Fort James

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Fort James is a historic coastal fortification in Port Royal, Jamaica, built to defend the harbor and town during the colonial era.

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Fort James canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal fortification
fort
historic site
builtBy British colonial authorities
controlledBy British Empire
Kingdom of Great Britain
country Jamaica
hasCondition ruin
hasFeature cannon emplacements
seaward-facing batteries
thick defensive walls
hasFunction harbor defense
town defense
hasMaterial brick
stone
hasTourismStatus heritage attraction
heritageStatus historic fortification
locatedIn Jamaica
Port Royal
locatedNear Fort Charles
Fort Walker
Kingston Harbour
locatedOn Caribbean Sea
Palisadoes
namedAfter King James II of England
linked to: James II of England
partOf coastal defenses of Jamaica
defensive system of Port Royal
region Caribbean
significance example of British colonial military architecture in the Caribbean
subjectOf studies of Jamaican military history
usedDuring colonial era
usedFor protection of Port Royal harbour entrance
protection of shipping

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Port Royal notableStructure Fort James