List of forts in the United States

This is a list of historical forts in the United States.

Alabama

• Fort Gaines, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Louis de la Mobile
• Fort McClellan
• Fort Morgan, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Rucker
• Fort Stoddert

Alaska

• Fort Greely
• Fort Richardson
• Fort Wainwright
• Fort Yun

Arizona

• Fort Apache
• Fort Flanders
• Fort Bowie
• Fort Buchanan
• Fort Crittenden
• Fort Defiance
• Fort Grant
• Fort Huachuca
• Lee's Fort
• Fort Lowell
• Fort McDonald
• Fort McDowell
• Fort Milligan
• Fort Misery
• Fort Mojave
• Fort Rock
• Fort Tyson (Charles)
• Fort Utah
• Fort Verde, historic buildings open to the public
• Fort Whipple
• Fort Yuma

Arkansas

• Fort Smith
• Fort Roots

California

For a more comprehensive list, see List of forts in California.

Colorado

Bent's Old Fort

Fort Carson

• Bent's New Fort
• Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site
• Fort Big Spring
• Fort Carson
• Fort Cass
• Fort Collins
• Fort Convenience
• Fort Craig
• Fort Crawford
• Fort Davy Crockett
• Fort Dominguez
• Fort Fisher
• Fort Flagler
• Fort Fraeb
• Fort Gantt
• Fort Garland
• Fort George
• Fort Gerry I
• Fort Gerry II
• Fort Huerfano
• Fort Independence
• Fort Jackson
• Fort Juana
• Fort Julesburg
• Fort Lancaster
• Fort Leche
• Fort Le Duc
• Fort Lewis
• Fort Logan
• Fort Lookout
• Fort Lupton
• Fort Lyon
• Fort Massachusetts
• Fort Maurice le Doux
• Fort Meeker
• Fort Misery
• Fort Moore
• Fort Morgan
• Fort Namaqua
• Fort Narraguinnep
• Fort Nepesta
• Fort Pagosa
• Fort Pueblo
• Fort Reynolds
• Fort Roubidoux
• Fort Saint Vrain
• Fort Sanders
• Fort Sangre de Cristo
• Fort Schofield
• Fort Sedgwick
• Fort Sheridan
• Fort Spaulding
• Fort Uncompahgre
• Fort Vasquez
• Fort Wardwell
• Fort Weld
• Fort Wicked
• Fort William
• Fort Wise
• Milk Fort
• Peebles Fort
• Robert Fisher's Fort
• Roubideaux's Old Fort
• Sharps Trading Fort
• Spanish Fort

Connecticut

• Fort Griswold
• Fort Nathan Hale, reconstructed historic fort open to the public
• Fort Trumbull, historic fort open to the public

Delaware

• Fort Casimir
• Fort Christina
• Fort Delaware, historic fort open to the public
• Fort du Pont
• Fort Miles, one tower open to public while in renovation

Florida

For a more comprehensive list, see List of forts in Florida.

Georgia

• Fort Benning
• Fort Gordon
• Fort Frederica
• Fort Gillem
• Fort Hawkins, partial re-creation sometimes open to the public
• Fort James Jackson (aka Old Fort Jackson or Fort Oglethorpe), historic fort open to the public
• Fort King George, re-constructed fort, now a state historic park
• Fort McAllister, state park with preserved earthwork fortification and museum
• Fort McPherson
• Fort Pulaski, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Stewart

Hawaii

• Fort DeRussy
• Fort Kamehameha
• Russian Fort Elizabeth
• Schofield Barracks, a large installation, the home of the complete 25th Infantry Division

Idaho

• Fort Boise
• Camp Connor
• Fort Hall, re-constructed fort (in Pocatello) open to the public
• Fort Lapwai
• Fort Sherman

Illinois

Reconstructed bastion of Ft de Chartres

• Fort Armstrong
• Fort de Chartres
• Fort Clark
• Fort Johnson
• Fort Kaskaskia
• Fort Massac

Indiana

• Fort Benjamin Harrison
• Fort Granville
• Fort Knox
• Fort Miami
• Fort Ouiatenon
• Fort Patrick Henry
• Fort Vincennes
• Fort Wayne

Iowa

• Fort Atkinson (1840–1849)
• Fort Des Moines I, II, and III (1834–present)
• Fort Dodge (1850–1853)
• Fort Madison (1808–1813)

Kansas

• Fort Aubrey
• Aubry's Post
• Fort Bain
• Barnesville's Post
• Fort Belmont
• Fort Bissell
• Fort Blair (Fort Scott)
• Fort Brooks
• Burlingame's Fort
• Camp Ben Butler
• Fort de Cavagnial
• Fort Cavagnolle
• Chapman's Dugout
• A.P. Chouteau's Fort
• Fort Clifton
• Fort Clinton
• Coldwater Grove's Post
• Council Grove's Post
• Camp Defiance
• Fort Dodge
• Fort Downer
• Fort Drinkwater
• Camp Drywood
• Eggert House
• Fort Ellsworth
• Fort Expedient
• Fort Fletcher
• Fort Folly
• Fort Harker
• Fort Hays
• Fort Henning
• Fort Humboldt
• Camp Hunter
• Indian Home Guard Camp (Baxter Springs)
• Fort Insley
• Fort Jewell
• Fort Kansas
• Fort Kanses
• Fort Lane
• Fort Larned
• Fort Leavenworth
• Fort Lecompton
• Fort Lincoln
• Fort Lincoln blockhouse
• Fort Lookout
• Fort Mann
• Fort McKean
• Fort Montgomery (Eureka)
• Fort Montgomery (Linn County)
• Fort Monument
• Mount Oread Civil War posts
• Fort Podunk
• Fort Pyramid
• Fort Riley
• Fort Roach
• Fort Row
• Fort Saunders
• Fort Scott
• Fort Simple
• Fort Sod
• Fort Sodom
• Fort Solomon
• Fort Sully (Fort Leavenworth)
• Fort Sumner
• Fort Titus
• Fort de la Trinité
• Fort Village
• Fort Wakarusa
• Fort Wallace
• Fort Wichita
• Fort Wyncoop
• Fort Zarah

Kentucky

• Fort at the Falls
• Fort Campbell
• Fort Knox
• Fort Hartford, Hartford, KY
• Fort Nelson
• Fort, Vienna, Calhoun, KY
• Fort William
• Spring Fort

Louisiana

• Fort Polk

Maine

• Fort Baldwin
• Fort Gorges, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Halifax, reconstructed fort
• Fort Kent, a blockhouse remains
• Fort Knox, now a state park, historic fort
• Fort McClary, now a state memorial, historic blockhouse is a museum
• Fort Pentagouet
• Fort Popham, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Scammel, on a privately owned island
• Fort Williams, Maine, now a town park open to the public

Maryland

• Fort Carroll, abandoned historic fort
• Fort Cumberland (Maryland)
• Fort Defiance, abandoned historic fort
• Fort Detrick
• Fort Foote
• Fort Frederick, now a state park, restored historic fort
• Fort George G. Meade
• Fort McHenry, premier restored historic fort
• Fort Washington

Massachusetts

• Fort Banks, historic battery
• Fort Independence, historic fort open to the public
• Fort Revere
• Fort Warren, historic fort open to the public

Michigan

Main article: List of military installations in Michigan

• Fort de Buade
• Fort Detroit
• Fort Holmes
• Fort Mackinac
• Fort Miami
• Fort Michilimackinac
• Fort St. Joseph (Niles)
• Fort St. Joseph (Port Huron), rebuilt as Fort Gratiot
• Fort Wayne (Detroit)
• Fort Wilkins (Copper harbor)

Minnesota

• Fort Beauharnois
• Fort L'Huillier
• Fort Ridgely
• Fort St. Charles
• Fort Snelling

Mississippi

• Fort Massachusetts
• Fort Maurepas

Missouri

• Fort Bellefontaine
• Fort Cap au Gris
• Fort Leonard Wood
• Fort Osage
• Jefferson Barracks

Montana

See also: List of military installations in Montana

• Fort Assinniboine
• Fort C. F. Smith
• Fort Ellis
• Fort Keogh
• Fort Parker
• Fort William Henry Harrison
• Fort Missoula

Nebraska

See also: List of forts in Nebraska

• Alkali Station
• Armas de Francia
• Fort Atkinson
• Camp Augur
• Beauvais Station Post
• Fort Beaver Valley
• Fort Bellevue
• Bordeaux Trading Post
• Cabanne's Trading Post
• Fort Calhoun
• Fort Carlos
• Fort Charles
• Fort Childs
• Fort Clarke
• Columbia Fur Co. Post
• Columbus Post
• Fort Cottonwood
• Post Cottonwood Springs
• Camp Council Bluff
• Cantonment Council Bluffs
• Fort Crook
• Crooks & McClelland Post
• Cruzatte's Post
• Elm Creek Fort
• Fontenelle's Post
• Fort Gillette
• Gilman's Station Post
• Post at Grand Island
• Fort Grattan
• Fort Hartsuff
• Fort Heath
• Fort Independence
• Junction Station Post
• Fort Kearny
• Camp Keya Paha
• Fort Kiowa
• Liberty Pole Camp
• Fort Lisa
• Little Blue Station Post
• Mackay's House
• Camp McKean
• Cantonment McKean
• Fort McPherson
• Camp Meiklejohn
• Military Bridge Camp
• Fort Mirage Flats
• Camp Missouri
• Cantonment Missouri
• Camp Mitchell
• Fort Mitchell
• Fort Montrose
• Mullaly's Ranch Post
• Fort Niobrara
• North Platte Station
• O'Fallon's Bluffs Post
• Omaha Barracks
• Fort Omaha
• Omaha Post
• Post of the Otos
• Pawnee Post
• Pawnee Ranch Post
• Pilcher's Post
• Plum Creek Post
• Ponca Fort (Nanza)
• Ponca Post
• Camp Recovery
• Camp Red Willow
• Robideaux Pass Post
• Camp Robinson
• Fort Robinson
• St. Deroin Fort
• Camp Sargent
• Sarpy's Post
• Camp Saunders
• Camp Sheridan
• Fort Sheridan
• Sherman Barracks
• Camp Sherman
• Camp Shuman
• Sidney Barracks
• Fort Sidney
• Post at Spotted Tail Agency

Nevada

• Fort Churchill
• Fort Halleck

New Hampshire

• Fort Constitution
• Fort at Number 4, re-created as a living history museum
• Fort Stark
• Fort Wentworth
• Fort William and Mary, now a state park, tower open only for tours

New Jersey

• Fort Dix
• Fort Lee
• Fort Hancock
• Fort Monmouth
• Fort Mott
• Fortifications of New Netherland
• Fort Nonsense

New Mexico

• Fort Bascom
• Fort Bayard
• Fort Craig
• Fort Cummings
• Fort Fauntleroy (aka Fort Wingate)
• Fort Fillmore
• Fort Marcy
• Fort McRae
• Fort Selden
• Fort Stanton
• Fort Sumner
• Fort Thorn (aka Fort Thorne)
• Fort Tularosa
• Fort Union
• Fort Webster
• Fort Wingate (aka Fort Lyon)

New York

• Fort Amsterdam
• Castle Clinton
• Fort Crown Point
• Fort Drum
• Fort Gansevoort
• Fort Hamilton
• Fort Jay
• Fort Lafayette
• Fort Lévis
• Fort Montgomery
• Forts of New Netherland
• Fort Niagara
• Fort Ontario
• Fort de La Présentation
• Fort Schuyler
• Fort Stanwix, reconstructed living history museum
• Fort Ticonderoga
• Fort Totten
• Fort Wadsworth
• Fort Washington
• Fort William Henry
• Castle Williams
• Fort Wood

North Carolina

• Fort Bragg
• Fort Branch
• Fort Caswell, now private property
• Fort Fisher, partly reconstructed fortifications with museum and guided tours
• Fort Macon, restored historic fort open to the public

North Dakota

• Fort Abercrombie
• Fort Abraham Lincoln
• Fort Buford
• Fort Clark
• Fort Mandan
• Fort Ransom
• Fort Seward
• Fort Stevenson
• Fort Totten
• Fort Union

Ohio

• Fort Ancient, museum and Indian earthworks open to the public
• Fort Meigs, now a state memorial, fully recreated with occasional living history guides
• Fort Miami
• Fort Recovery, now a state memorial, museum and recreated buildings
• Fort Steuben

Oklahoma

• Fort Arbuckle
• Fort Cobb
• Fort Gibson
• Camp Gruber
• Fort McCulloch
• Fort Nichols
• Fort Reno
• Fort Sill
• Fort Supply
• Fort Towson
• Fort Washita
• Fort Wayne

Oregon

• Fort Astoria
• Fort Clatsop
• Fort Dalles
• Fort Hoskins
• Fort Klamath
• Fort Stevens
• Fort William
• Fort Yamhill

Pennsylvania

Fort Mifflin Commandant's House

• Fort Augusta
• Fort Bedford
• Fort Crawford
• Fort Dewart
• Fort Duquesne
• Fort Granville
• Fort Halifax
• Fort Hunter
• Fort Jones (Mount Oliver)
• Fort Laughlin
• Fort Le Boeuf
• Fort Ligonier
• Fort Machault
• Fort McIntosh
• Fort Mifflin
• Fort Necessity
• Fort Pitt
• Fort Presque Isle
• Fort Robert Smalls
• Fort Roberdeau
• Fort Venango

Puerto Rico

• Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico
• El Cañuelo
• Fort San Cristóbal (Puerto Rico)
• Fort San Felipe del Morro
• Fortín de San Gerónimo
• Fuerte de Vieques

Rhode Island

• Fort Adams

South Carolina

Fort Sumter

• Fort Charlotte
• Fort Howell
• Fort Jackson
• Fort Motte
• Fort Moultrie
• Old Ninety Six and Star Fort
• Fort Prince George
• Fort Sumter
• Fort Wagner

South Dakota

Main article: List of forts in South Dakota

• Fort Bennett
• Fort Brule
• Fort Buckingham
• Fort Cedar
• Camp Cheyenne
• Fort Dakota
• Fort Defiance
• Fort Dole
• Camp Edwards
• Camp George Dewey
• Post at Grand River Indian Agency
• Fort Hutchinson
• Fort James
• Fort Lookout
• Fort Meade
• Fort Randall
• Camp Rapid
• Camp Reynolds
• Post at Rosebud Indian Agency
• Fort Sisseton
• Fort Sully
• Fort Thompson
• Camp Warren
• Post at Whetstone Indian Agency
• Fort Yankton

Tennessee

Main article: List of forts in Tennessee

Texas

Main article: Forts of Texas

• The Alamo
• Fort Bliss
• Fort Brown
• Fort Concho
• Fort Crockett
• Fort D. A. Russell
• Fort Davis
• Fort Hood
• Fort Saint Louis
• Fort Worth

Utah

• Fort Buenaventura
• Cove Fort
• Fort Deseret
• Fort Douglas
• Fort Duchesne
• Fort Utah

Vermont

For a more comprehensive list, see List of forts in Vermont.

Virginia

• Fort A.P. Hill
• Fort Albany
• Fort Ethan Allen
• Fort Eustis
• Fort Hunt
• Fort Lee
• Fort Loudoun
• Fort Monroe
• Fort Myer
• Fort Pickett
• Fort Richardson
• Fort Scott
• Fort Story
• Fort Ward
• Fort Wool

Virgin Islands (U.S.)

• Fort Christian
• Fort Frederik
• Fort Segarra
• Fort Willoughby, Hassel Island

Washington

• Fort Columbia, now a state park, one building open to the public
• Fort Colville
• Fort Dent
• Fort George Wright
• Fort Lawton
• Fort Lewis
• Fort Nez Percés (aka Old Fort Walla Walla)
• Fort Nisqually, rebuilt as a living history museum
• Fort Okanogan
• Fort Simcoe, now a state park, recreated and partially open to the public
• Fort Spokane
• Fort Townsend
• Fort Vancouver, fully recreated and open to the public
• Fort Walla Walla, museum and living history pioneer village
• Fort Ward, now a state park, some bunkers remain
• Fort Worden, now a state park, bunkers remain, one building partially open to the public

Washington, D.C.

• Fort DeRussy
• Fort McNair
• Fort Stevens
• Fort Totten

West Virginia

• Fort Ashby
• Fort Milroy
• Fort Pearsall
• Prickett's Fort
• Fort Randolph

Wisconsin

• Fort Crawford
• Fort Howard
• Fort McCoy
• Fort Shelby/Fort McKay
• Fort Winnebago

Wyoming

• Camp Augur
• Fort Bridger
• Camp Brown
• Fort Caspar
• Fort D.A. Russell
• Fort Fetterman
• Fort Francis E. Warren, now the Francis E. Warren Air Force Base
• Fort Fred Steele
• Fort Halleck
• Fort Laramie
• Fort Phil Kearny
• Fort Platte
• Fort Reno
• Fort Sanders
• Camp Stambaugh
• Fort Washakie
• Fort Yellowstone

Cities and areas with Fort in the name

• Fort Bridger, Wyoming
• Fort Collins, Colorado
• Fort Garland, Colorado
• Fort Hunt, Virginia
• Fort Laramie, Wyoming
• Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Fort Lawn, South Carolina
• Fort Lee, New Jersey
• Fort Lee, Virginia
• Fort Lupton, Colorado
• Fort Mill, South Carolina
• Fort Myers, Florida
• Fort Pierre, South Dakota
• Fort Rock, Oregon
• Fort Thomas, Kentucky
• Fort Washakie, Wyoming
• Fort Wayne, Indiana
• Fort Worth, Texas
• Ticonderoga, New York
• Fort Montgomery, Ney York

See also

• List of forts (worldwide)
• List of buildings
• List of castles
• List of fortifications
• List of tourist attractions worldwide
• List of United States Army installations