Far Flung Fortifications Fit IX

See question Forty-one. Image Wikimedia Commons

Over the next nine days, 46 questions will be posed, one for each letter of the alphabet plus 20 others (There will be six one day). The 20 others appear as duplicate letters, and these duplicates spell out the name of the Roman Fortification which in CE 150 to 160 was the furthest boundary from the city of Rome, and the country that it was situated in. It is a three-word answer with eight letters in the first part of the name and four in the second part; the country has eight letters in its name. 
BTWFit, as used in the post title, is an archaic term meaning ‘a division of a song, ballad, or story’.

Forty-one

Bos grunniens, pictured, is commonly known as what?


Forty-two

The sixth Arrondissement of Paris is what?


Forty-three

The Battle of Otumba (1520) was fought between Spain and forces of which empire?


Forty-four

Losing a war to forces of the British Empire in 38 minutes, Sayyid Khalid bin Barghash was sultan of where?


Forty-five

What type of bird is a scaup?


Good luck! I’ll post the answers tomorrow.


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