🏰 Fort Delgrès

France · Europe · 15.99°N, 61.72°W

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Fort Delgrès
Fort Delgrès is a French fort overlooking the town of Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe. It was a key site in the Franco-British struggle in the Caribbean, and later in the resistance of the Guadeloupeans led by the Louis Delgrès, who opposed the re-establishment of slavery entrusted to Antoine Richepanse by Napoleon I. The fort was classified as an official French historical monument by decree in 1977.

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CountryFrance
Continent / regionEurope
Coordinates (approx.)15.99°N, 61.72°W · view on map

Fort Delgrès is located in France, in Europe.

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Bastille (Grenoble) · Citadel of Besançon · Citadel of Lille · Fort Carré · Fort Cépérou · Fort d'Aubervilliers · Fort d'Issy · Fort d'Ivry · Fort de Bellegarde · Fort de Bertheaume.

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