Kanonen von Tanger

I recognized that in the city center of Tanger old cannons are placed at different locations. These cannons were mainly used on 
sailing battleships. The cannons are cast from bronze and have some lavish ornaments. All cannons are muzzle loader. This 
means the cannons are loaded from the front with gunpowder and the projectile. The projectile was in most cases a iron cannon 
ball. By a tiny hole in the back of the cannon the gunpowder was ignited and the cannon fired. Most of the free accessible 
cannons in Tanger are 32 pounder. This is the weight of the projectile the cannon is able to fire.  
This virtual multicache will guide you to 4 places where these cannons are free accessible. There are some more places with 
cannons but not accessible to the public.
The stages are marked as waypoints. My recommendation is to visit them in the given order but this is not mandatory. At each 
stage you have to find one or two numbers which are needed for the password in order to log this virtual multicache.

Start: N 35° 46.984 W 005° 48.473

Cannon in the park at the harbor

Which language can be found on the cannon? _ _ _ _ _ _ number of 6th letter => A (A=1, B=2, ...)

Stage 2 : N 35°46.579 W 005°48.225

cannons from Sevilla

Here are 2 spanish cannons where the lively Avenue Mohamed V passes by. Place yourself behind the cannons.

3rd number of the year at the left cannon => B

3rd number of the year at the right cannon => C

Stage 3: N 35°46.846 W 005°48.687

At this place you find five cannons. You can enjoy a nice view to the port and the beach. Go to the 3rd cannon from the left and look at the center of the coat of arms. How many dots are on each of the symbols which forms a cross? => D

seach for the oldest cannon. Take the 3rd number of the year => E

Stage 4: N 35°47.170 W 005°48.541

Here are 2 giant cannons on a turnable gun mount which were used for the defense of the former fortress of Tanger. Go to the right cannon.

take the 3rd number of the serial number of the cannon => F

Password for log: ABCDEF