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Revision as of 11:28, 6 August 2012
Fort Rodd Hill (1894-1956) - An Endicott Period Canadian Coastal Fort first established in 1894 . Named after Adm. John Rashleigh Rodd. Deactivated in 1956.
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Fort Rodd Hill History
Established as a part of the Harbor Defense of Victoria.
Endicott Period
World War I
Post World War I
World War II
Post World War II
Current Status
Now a part of Fort Rodd Hill, Parks Canada park. Period guns and carriages in place.
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Location: Fort Rodd Hill Parks Canada Park, British Columbia. Maps & Images Lat: 48.4323 Long: -123.4504 |
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Visited: 22 Jun 2009
Fort Rodd Hill Picture Gallery
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