Fort George, Historic fort in India
Fort George was the last remaining British fortification in Mumbai.
Constructed in 1769, it was named after King George III.
Its history reflects the colonial era and British military architecture in India.
The fort once served vital defensive and administrative purposes.
Although dismantled, its significance lies in being part of the original Bombay Castle.
Location: Mumbai City district
Inception: 1769
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