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Ravenglass Roman Fort


The site of the Roman fort Glannoventa is located to the south of Ravenglass. The burried remains of the fort survive as visible earthworks. The fort served as an important coastal naval base and supply hub for approximately 300 years, guarding the mouth of the River Esk. It was occupied by a 500-strong garrison, likely the First Cohort of the Aelian Fleet. The fort was an impiortant part of the Roman costal defences. The remains of the fort, disected by a modern railway line, are a Scheduled Monument. The well preserved Roman Baths are located a short distance north of the fort.

Ravenglass River Esk ('the Cumbrian Esk') Cumbrian Coastal Defences (Roman) Roman Bath House, Ravenglass Roman Period (43 to 409 AD) Historic Buildings and Monuments in Muncaster Civil Parish
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Glannoventa Roman Fort

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Roman walls and earthworks at Ravenglass

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Glannoventa Roman Fort, Ravenglass

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Coastal Path near Ravenglass

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Roman Bath House, Ravenglass
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Roman Bath House, Ravenglass
- Overview Map Street View The remains of the bath house of Ravenglass Roman Fort, established around AD 130, are among the tallest Roman structures surviving in northern Britain. The bath …

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List number: 1013013
Unitary Auth: Cumberland
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: SD0873295801

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