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| [[Category:Oregon Forts]]
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| [[Category:Private Property]]
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| [[Category:State Heritage Site]]
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| [[Category:Active Military]]
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| '''{{PAGENAME}} (1856-1868)''' - Established 14 Sep 1856, Fort Orford was built by troops from Astoria, Oregon with cedar logs and lumber shipped from San Francisco. Destroyed by fire 10 Oct 1868. (see [[:Category:Fort Point|Fort Point]])
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| 42.74583|-124.49611|{{PAGENAME}} (1856-1868)
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| '''Location:''' A few hundred feet northeast of the civilian Port Orford in Curry County, Oregon.
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| * Elevation: 160
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| '''Sources:'''
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| * [[Oregon Military History, Forts-Camps-Roads]]
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| ==Picture Gallery==
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