Tregantle Fort

United Kingdom / England / Saltash / South West Coast Path

Second World War 1939-1945, military, fortification

Scraesdon and Tregantle Forts were built between 1858 and 1868 as part of the western Plymouth Defences to guard against landings at Whitesand Bay. It is still being used for Royal Marine training purposes.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tregantle_Fort

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Coordinates: 50°21'27"N 4°16'12"W

HMS Raleigh 3.7 km
HMNB Devonport 6.7 km
RNAD Ernesettle 8.4 km
Former RAF Davidstow Moor 41 km
Okehampton Camp 45 km
RAF St. Mawgan 56 km
Commando Training Centre Royal Marines 68 km
RRH Portreath 72 km
Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Culdrose 77 km
RAF Predannack 80 km

Tregantle Beach 0.8 km
Whitsand Bay Hotel Golf Course 2.3 km
Whitsand Bay 2.3 km
Sheviock 2.4 km
Whitsand Bay Holiday Park 2.9 km
The Rosehill (Wreck) 4.1 km
Antony House 4.4 km
HMS Scylla (Wreck) 4.7 km
Rame Head 6 km
Cornwall 49 km

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Tregantle Beach Whitsand Bay Hotel Golf Course Whitsand Bay Sheviock Whitsand Bay Holiday Park The Rosehill (Wreck) Antony House HMS Scylla (Wreck) Rame Head Cornwall