Fort Barrington
Coastal hilltop ruins and strategic Caribbean maritime defense geography
Fort Barrington occupies a commanding vantage point above St. John's Harbour in Antigua and Barbuda. The site preserves stone ruins from an 18th century battery, illustrating the strategic importance of this elevated coastal landscape. Our data mapping highlights the fort's relationship to the harbor entrance, providing clear context for its role in colonial maritime defense and its ongoing environmental exposure within the Lesser Antilles.
