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中文（繁體）：旗後礮臺位於高雄市旗津區之旗後山上，民國七十四年（1985年）中華民國內政部公告為二級古蹟，民國108年（2019年）文化部公告升格為國定古蹟。
旗後礮臺北區為操練場，中區為指揮區，南區裝設大礮，厚牆的內側則為兵房，兵房上有四座礮座，以鐵、水泥及紅磚為主要建材，是一座威力強大的近代西洋式礮臺，其礮臺所有建築均深具特色。
English: Cihou Fort
In the early days of Cijin's development, military affairs were very important, and a fort was built a fort at the peak of Cihou Mountain in the Kangxi Emperor's reign, mainly in order to defend Kaohsiung Harbor. Most structures in the fort were built with red tiles, and are imbued with traditional Chinese style. |
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| Author | WEI, WAN-CHEN（魏琬臻） |
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