Wardija Battery (Maltese: Batterija tal-Wardija) was an artillery battery in Wardija, a hilltop in the limits of St. Paul's Bay, on the northern coast of Malta. It was built by the British in 1915, and saw use during World War I. It became obsolete following the construction of Fort Campbell in 1938.
WardijaBattery (Maltese: Batterija tal-Wardija) was an artillery battery in Wardija, a hilltop in the limits of St. Paul's Bay, on the northern coast...
Wardija is a hamlet in St. Paul's Bay, Malta, about 363 feet above sea level. Its name is corrupted from the Sicilian or Italian word guardia, meaning...
Wardija Ridge is a plateau found in a group in the north of Mġarr, Malta, just outside of Wardija. Wardija Ridge is part of a series of hills that run...
Wolseley Battery became obsolete by 1906, and its 6-inch guns were transferred to the newly built WardijaBattery near St. Paul's Bay in 1915. The battery was...
water. The water travelled from an underground aqueduct in an area in Wardija, known as tal-Ballut, that extends to an above ground aqueduct and then...
be restored were Aħrax Tower, restored by Din I-Art Ħelwa in 2021, and Wardija Tower, restored by the Restoration Directorate in 2022. Today, Għallis...
Battery in Fort Saint Angelo Grunenburgh's Batteries in Fort Saint Angelo, Valletta and Senglea Low Battery in the Cittadella Several other batteries...
from Burmarrad to Wardija, Buġibba and San Pawl il-Baħar Triq il-Wardija (Wardija Road), Burmarrad – leading from Burmarrad to Wardija Ridge Triq Busewdien...
Point (Balluta) Tal-Merieħa Point Tigné Point or Dragutt Point (Sliema) Wardija Point (Dwejra) Xagga (Siġġiewi) Zonqor Point (Il-Ponta taż-Żonqor) (Marsaskala)...
sceber raba iesue uquie" (Which in modern Maltese reads, "Jiġi żmien li fil-Wardija [l-Għolja Sciberras] kull xiber raba' jiswa uqija", and in English, "There...
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