Mount Independence

Mount Independence: 43°49′35″N 73°22′49″O / 43.82639, -73.38028 Mount Independence est une colline haute de 93 m en bordure du lac Champlain, dans l'État du Vermont, aux nord-est des États-Unis.

En 1775, les insurgés américains y ont bâti Fort Independence pour défendre Fort Ticonderoga. Mount Independence est classé comme site historique national depuis le 28 novembre 1972^[1].

Notes et références

↑ Mount Independence, National Historic Landmark summary listing, National Park Service. Consulté le 2008-06-25

Portail du Vermont

Catégories :
National Historic Landmark
Vermont
Colline

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