Scraesdon Fort (Antony training area) in Antony, Cornwall
Scraesdon Fort (Antony training area) in Cornwall, Antony is a military area. Scraesdon Fort (Antony training area) is also known as Fort Scraesdon. Ⓦ.
- Land Use
- military area
Bus stops
Roads nearby
Antony to Wacker Trail400 m
Hollong Park550 m
Abbotscourt LaneClift, Village Shop
700 m
Antony HillTregantle Fort Junction, Tregantle Fort, Lower Tregantle, St John Turn, Ring O Bells, The Carew Arms
1,2 km
Crookedor Lane1,3 km
Sunwell Lane1,4 km
Clampet Lane1,4 km
Trevol road1,6 km
Jack's Lane1,7 km
Gooseford Lane1,8 km
Church Lane1,8 km
Saint John Tidal Road1,9 km
St Johns LaneSt Johns Inn
1,9 km
Trethill Lane2,0 km
Mowhay Meadow2,0 km
Georges LaneSheviock
2,2 km
Fisgard WayTrevol Business Park
2,4 km
Dolphin Court2,4 km
Withnoe Lane2,5 km
Frobisher Way2,5 km
Military RoadTregantle Fort
2,6 km
Abandoned railways nearby
Tregantle Military Railway400 m
Saltash to St Germans Line2,0 km
Buildings nearby
Ince Castle1,8 km
Freathy Solar Substation2,1 km
HAVOC Damage Control Simulator2,3 km
Replenishment at sea Trainer classrooms2,3 km
Petty Officer's Club2,4 km
Bunkers nearby
WW2 Control Bunker for Anti-aircraft Gun Battery2,4 km
Cemeteries nearby
Horson Cemetery2,3 km
Chalet nearby
Glebe Barn2,3 km
Commercial buildings nearby
DS Smith2,4 km
Doctor's practice nearby
Penntorr Health2,5 km
Farmlands nearby
WW2 Naval Bombing Decoy for Devonport (site of)1,2 km
Hangars nearby
Drill Shed West2,5 km
Hospital nearby
HMS Raleigh Medical Centre2,5 km
Houses nearby
Glebe House2,4 km
Industrial areas nearby
Mendennick Solar Farm2,2 km
Trevol Business Park2,4 km
Military areas nearby
Tregantle Ranges1,6 km
WW2 Heavy Anti-aircraft Gun Battery (site of)2,0 km
Royal Naval Firefighting & Damage Control School2,3 km
Places of worship nearby
St James the Great550 m
St Johns Church1,8 km
Residential areas nearby
kerslake1,8 km
Rivers nearby
River Lynher or St Germans River1,3 km
Woodlands nearby
Benskin's Wood1,8 km
Other nearby
Tegantle Fort1,8 km
HMS Raleigh Helipad2,6 km
| Inception | 1859 |
|---|---|
| Heritage designation | Grade II listed building, scheduled monument |
| Located in | Antony |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Described by source | CastlesFortsBattles, Victorian Forts and Artillery, Pink Routes |
| Part of | Plymouth Palmerston Forts |
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |