Butre

E934354

Butre is a coastal village in Ghana known for its historic role in European colonial trade and the presence of the former Dutch fort, Fort Batenstein.

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Butre canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
village
administrativeDivision Ahanta West District
climate high rainfall
tropical climate
country Ghana
economicActivity fishing
small-scale agriculture
ethnicGroup Ahanta people NERFINISHED
formerName Boutry
hasActivity artisanal fishing
canoe fishing
hasBeach Butre Beach
hasFeature coastline
hasHistoricalAssociation British Gold Coast colony
linked to: British Gold Coast

Dutch colonial empire
Swedish colonial trade on the Gold Coast
hasLandmark Fort Batenstein
hasNaturalFeature Butre River NERFINISHED
hasNearbyProtectedArea Cape Three Points Forest Reserve
hasStructure wooden footbridge over Butre River
hasView Cape Three Points headland
linked to: Cape Three Points
historicalPeriod European colonial era
knownFor Fort Batenstein
historic role in European colonial trade
language Ahanta language
English language
locatedIn Ahanta West District
Western Region, Ghana
southwestern Ghana
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
Butre River estuary
Gulf of Guinea
near Busua
Takoradi
partOf Ahanta area
regionType coastal village
religion Christianity
traditional African religions
tourism beach tourism
heritage tourism
tradeCommodity gold
ivory
pepper
slaves
transport local road access from Agona Nkwanta–Takoradi area
vegetation coastal forest
mangroves

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