Roman Fort (Manchester)
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The first Roman Fort was built in 79.AD under the order of the Roman General Agricola and called it ''Mamucium'' (first name of Manchester). The fort was built to guard the crossing over the River Medlock and placed near the junction of the roman roads between the legionary fortresses of Deva Victrix (Chester) and Eboracum (York), running west - east and the road to Bremetennacum (Ribchester) to the north.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 53°28'32"N 2°15'16"W
- Poulton Research Project/Poulton Abbey 58 km
- Wroxeter Roman City 92 km
- Hadrian's Wall 171 km
- Hadrian's Wall 174 km
- Roman marching Camp 209 km
- Caerwent 210 km
- Roman Marching camps 217 km
- Site of the roman city of Verulamium 230 km
- Portchester 301 km
- Roman Road- Stane Street (part of) 306 km
- Castlefield 0.1 km
- Spinningfields 0.5 km
- Manchester Arndale Centre 1.2 km
- Manchester Metropolitan University - All Saint's Campus 1.3 km
- Peel Park 1.7 km
- Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester 1.7 km
- University of Salford 1.8 km
- Scottish and Newcastle Brewery 1.9 km
- Salford Quays 2.6 km
- Metropolitan Borough of Trafford 10 km