Battery Barton (New Bedford, Massachusetts)
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One 8" disappearing carriage gun was mounted here from 1899 to 1942.
Battery Barton was named on March 30, 1903 in honor of Colonel William Barton of Rhode Island, who served with distinction in the Revolutionary war and who died October 22, 1831 at Providence, Rhode Island.
Battery Barton was named on March 30, 1903 in honor of Colonel William Barton of Rhode Island, who served with distinction in the Revolutionary war and who died October 22, 1831 at Providence, Rhode Island.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 41°35'35"N 70°54'21"W
- Otis Air National Guard Base (FMH/KFMH) 31 km
- Joint Base Cape Cod (Massachusetts Military Reservation) 33 km
- Cape Cod Air Force Station 35 km
- NUWC - Naval Undersea Warfare Center 35 km
- Coaster's Harbor Island - US Naval War College 36 km
- Naval Station Newport 36 km
- Quonset Point Airport 43 km
- The home of the "Quonset hut" 45 km
- Camp Fogarty, US Army National guard 50 km
- Ninigret Park, Naval Auxiliary Air Station Charlestown 69 km
- Clark Cove 1.3 km
- Town of Fairhaven, Massachusetts 5.1 km
- Nonquitt 5.2 km
- West Island 6.4 km
- UMass Dartmouth 9 km
- Dartmouth Retail District 10 km
- Mattapoisett, Massachusetts 11 km
- Slocums Neck 11 km
- Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary 12 km
- Gosnold, Massachusetts 14 km