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See [[Fort Terrett]] {{DEFAULTSORT:North Fork of Llano River}} ...

See [[Fort Elliott]] {{DEFAULTSORT:North Fork, Red River}} ...

See [[Fort Elliott]] {{DEFAULTSORT:North Fork, Red River}} ...

See [[Fort Phantom Hill]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Clear Fork of the Brazos}} ...

See [[Fort Larned]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Pawnee Fork}} ...

...land (1853-1856)''' - Coos County settlers built Fort Rowland on the south fork of the Coquille River in 1853, on what is now known as Rowland Prairie. It Name=Fort Rowland| ...

...Abraham Lincoln]]. Abandoned 1 May 1864. Also known as [[Camp on the South Fork of John Day's River]]. Camp Lincoln was set up to be a supply depot and to protect the [[Dalles-Fort Boise Military Road]]. ...

...Peace River and the Smokey River. Abandoned in 1805. Also known as [[Fort Fork]]. |width="50%"|[[File:Forks Fort Plaque.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Forks Fort & Mackenzie Plaque]] ...

...i. Named Fort Clark after General [[John B. Clark]] whose troops built the fort. Abandoned as an active fortification later in 1832 and it stood idle for m |width="50%"|<!--[[Image:.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Clark (15)]]--> ...

...el Munson]]<!-- not USMA -->, [[9th U.S. Infantry]] as [[Post on the North Fork of the Loup River]]. Named 9 Sep 1874 after Major General [[George L. Harts |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Hartsuff Hospital.jpeg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Hartsuff Hospital.]] ...

...|[[File:Clark Fork River above Thompson Falls.jpg|795px|thumb|center|Clark Fork River above Thompson Falls near the Site of Saleesh House]] ...e merger but it may have operated into the mid-1800s when the HBC opened [[Fort Connah]] near present-day St. Ignatius. Some sources say it closed after th ...

|width="50%"|[[File:Fort Henry2-11.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Henry Marker at Memorial Site.]] |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Henry2-8.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Fort Henry Marker in Downtown St. Anthony.]] ...

'''{{PAGENAME}} (1855-1856)''' - A settler fort established 6 Nov 1855 as a stockade for settlers in Coos County, Oregon, u Fort Kitchen<br>(1855-1856) ...

...2nd Lt. [[Henry Hamilton Wilson]]. The post was renamed [[Fort Griffin (3)|Fort Griffin]] in 1868 after Colonel [[Charles Griffin]] {{Cullum|1353}}, [[35th |width="50%"|[[Image:Fort Griffin Bakery - 2.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Griffin Restored Bakery Building]] ...

...0. Also known as [[Camp on the North Fork, Red River]]; [[Cantonment North Fork, Red River]] and [[New Post on the Sweetwater]] |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Elliott Flag Pole.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Original Fort Elliott Flag pole at the Old Mobeetie Jail Museum in Mobeetie, Tx.]] ...

...ry]], who was killed fighting hostile Cheyenne Indians at Punished Woman's Fork, Kansas, 28 Sep 1878. Abandoned in 1880. |width="50%"|[[Image:.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Fort Lewis (3)]] ...

...1823 at present-day Eddy, Sanders County, Montana. Abandoned in 1847 for [[Fort Connah]]. Also known as [[Saleesh House (2)]] ...y]] trading post established by [[Alexander Ross]] in 1823 along the Clark Fork River at present-day Eddy in Sanders County, Montana. ...

...[[7th U.S. Infantry]] from [[Fort Shaw]]. Built along the Big Spring Creek Fork of the Judith River and located two miles south of the city in 1874. Abando * [[Fort Shaw]] ...

...1896 on Great Diamond Island in Casco Bay, Cumberland County, Maine. Named Fort McKinley in G.O. 16, 14 Feb 1902, after [[William McKinley]], 25th Preside |width="50%"|[[Image:Fort McKinley PX-Gym - 2.jpg|thumb|left|350px|Fort McKinley Restored PX-Gym Bldg. #11, Built in 1905.]] ...

.... Also known as [[Camp Terrett]], [[Fort Lugubre]] and [[Post on the North Fork of Llano River]]. This fort was established on 5 Feb 1852 by Ltc. [[Henry Bainbridge]], [[1st U.S. Infa ...