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- Fort_Negley abstract "Fort Negley was a fortification built for the American Civil War, located approximately 2-mile (3.2 km) south of downtown Nashville, Tennessee. It was the largest inland fort built in the United States during the war.".
- Fort_Negley added "1975-04-21".
- Fort_Negley architect James_St._Clair_Morton.
- Fort_Negley area "16722.5472".
- Fort_Negley governingBody Nashville_Board_of_Parks_and_Recreation.
- Fort_Negley location Nashville,_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley nearestCity Nashville,_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley nrhpReferenceNumber "75001748".
- Fort_Negley thumbnail Fort_negley_1864.jpg?width=300.
- Fort_Negley wikiPageExternalLink M-Hood1864.html.
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- Fort_Negley wikiPageID "1986982".
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- Fort_Negley yearOfConstruction "1862".
- Fort_Negley added "1975-04-21".
- Fort_Negley architect James_St._Clair_Morton.
- Fort_Negley area "180000.0".
- Fort_Negley built "1862".
- Fort_Negley caption "Fort Negley in 1864".
- Fort_Negley governingBody Nashville_Board_of_Parks_and_Recreation.
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- Fort_Negley latDegrees "36".
- Fort_Negley latDirection "N".
- Fort_Negley latMinutes "8".
- Fort_Negley latSeconds "42.35".
- Fort_Negley location Nashville,_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley location "1100".
- Fort_Negley longDegrees "86".
- Fort_Negley longDirection "W".
- Fort_Negley longMinutes "46".
- Fort_Negley longSeconds "28.77".
- Fort_Negley name "Fort Negley".
- Fort_Negley nearestCity Nashville,_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley refnum "75001748".
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- Fort_Negley subject Category:American_Civil_War_museums_in_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Nashville,_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley subject Category:Forts_in_Tennessee.
- Fort_Negley subject Category:History_of_Nashville,_Tennessee.
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- Fort_Negley type AmericanCivilWarMuseumsInTennessee.
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- Fort_Negley comment "Fort Negley was a fortification built for the American Civil War, located approximately 2-mile (3.2 km) south of downtown Nashville, Tennessee. It was the largest inland fort built in the United States during the war.".
- Fort_Negley label "Fort Negley".
- Fort_Negley label "Fuerte Negley".
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- Fort_Negley lat "36.14509722222222".
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- Fort_Negley depiction Fort_negley_1864.jpg.
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- Fort_Negley name "Fort Negley".