Coastal Gibraltar road hosting naval dockyard, police headquarters and batteries.
Rosia Road is a western road in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. Running roughly north–south between Boyd Street and Keightley Way, it hosts the Naval dockyard, Nelson's Anchorage, Gibdock shipyard, Royal Gibraltar Police headquarters, Napier of Magdala Battery, Parson's Lodge Battery, the Victualling Yard and former Rosia Water Tanks.
Rosia Road is a western road in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. It is classed as a road and lies within Gibraltar, which is a territory of the United Kingdom. The road runs in a generally north–south direction. At its northern end it connects with Boyd Street, and towards the south it joins Keightley Way. Along its length, Rosia Road passes several significant military, maritime and civic sites. It is the location of the Naval dockyard and Nelson's Anchorage. The shipyard Gibdock is also situated on Rosia Road. In addition, the headquarters of the Royal Gibraltar Police stand on this road. Rosia Road is associated with historic defensive positions, including Napier of Magdala Battery and Parson's Lodge Battery. It also includes the Victualling Yard in Gibraltar. The demolished Rosia Water Tanks were formerly located here as well. The article’s coordinate data places Rosia Road in the western part of Gibraltar, and images linked to the road include the Rosia Road tunnel in Camp Bay. Overall, Rosia Road forms a north–south route that brings together Gibraltar’s naval facilities, police headquarters, former water infrastructure, and coastal defensive batteries along a single corridor.
