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Roman Fort Bremenium
The Roman fort of Bremenium once served to secure Roman transport routes in what is now Northumberland.
History+
The construction of Bremenium fort is dated to 142 AD. It was established to monitor the Roman Dere Street, a connecting road that ran from York via Corbridge to Melrose. With dimensions of 148 by 136 meters, the complex covered an area of just over two hectares and was a stronghold in the Roman defense system.
Location+
Bremenium fort is located near Rochester in Northumberland, England, in the United Kingdom. It stands at an elevation of approximately 217 meters above sea level.
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