Category:Fort Apam

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Nederlands: Fort Patience: Overzicht voorgevel met bordes binnen de buitenmuur (opmerking: Ghana reis Loek Tangel)
This is a category about Ghana's material cultural heritage number
CE-GH-CP-006
English: Fort Apam (Netherlands, originally: "Vestung de la Patience"; later: "Fort Leydsamheid" or "Fort Lijdzaamheid"; English: "Fort Patience") was built in 1697 by the Dutch at the village Apam (Ghana). The original name for this fort came from the unlimited patience which one had must display at the fort construction because of the uninterrupted conflicts with anti-Dutch-minded local chiefs and their hostilities, although the fort construction was covenanted with the then King of Agona to whose area of lordship belonged Apam.
<nowiki>fort Patience; Sansanin Patience; حصن الصبر; מצודת פיישנס; Fort Lijdzaamheid; 「忍耐」堡; “忍耐”堡; Fort Patience; Fort Patience; Səbir qalası; “忍耐”堡; Патиенс; حصن فى جانا; Dutch-built fort in Apam, Ghana; ancien comptoir colonial fortifié situé au Ghana; fort in Ghana; Форт Патиенсе; Leydsaemheyt; Fort Leydsaamneyd; Fort Lijdzaamheid (Ghana)</nowiki>
Fort Patience 
Dutch-built fort in Apam, Ghana
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LocationApam, Gomoa West District, Central Region, Ghana
Heritage designation
Inception
  • 1697
Significant event
  • construction (1697)
Map5° 17′ 10.14″ N, 0° 43′ 41.23″ W
Authority file
Wikidata Q954593
World Heritage Site ID: 34-003
OpenStreetMap way ID: 739731775
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