Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Naval Port of Karlskrona' has mentioned 'Port' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
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| When Karlskrona, as a military-closed port city, slowly withered away in step with the Swedish great power, the growth slowed, with the city losing much of its former glory, but it has nevertheless retained its position as a strong naval base. | WIKI |
| Parts of the city (mainly the Naval Port) have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. | WIKI |
| Some fortifications were located on the main island (Trossxc3xb6) such as the Bastion Aurora, built at the beginning of the 18th century,[13] but much of it was located on the nearby islands (Ljungskxc3xa4r, Mjxc3xb6lnareholmen, Godnatt, Koholmen and Kurrholmen) or more distant, such as the islands closing the bay, with in particular the important fortress of Kungsholmen and its circular port. | WIKI |
| All the elements necessary to express the Outstanding Universal Value of the Naval Port of Karlskrona are located within the boundaries of the 320.417-ha serial property, including the city of Karlskrona and its grid plan; the naval dockyard and harbour; the inner fortifications at Ljungskxc3xa4r, Mjxc3xb6lnarholmen, Koholmen, Godnatt, and Kurrholmen; the outer fortifications at Drottningskxc3xa4rs Citadel and Kungsholms Fort; and Skxc3xa4rfva Manor House and the Crown Mill at Lyckeby located in the naval portxe2x80x99s environs. | UNESCO |
| In 2005, when Karlskrona became Swedenxe2x80x99s national marine port, its role as an active naval port was strengthened. | UNESCO |
| Several older buildings and constructions in the port area have been restored in order that they may be reused. | UNESCO |