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The post was relocated back to the original location in 1851 at present day Tulita. | The post was relocated back to the original location in 1851 at present day Tulita. | ||
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== [[Fort Norman RCMP Post]] == | == [[Fort Norman RCMP Post]] == | ||
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* [http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/hbca/resource/post_rec/post21.html#152 HBC Archives - Fort Norman, post B.152, records (1822-1911)] | * [http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/hbca/resource/post_rec/post21.html#152 HBC Archives - Fort Norman, post B.152, records (1822-1911)] | ||
* {{Voorhis}}, 121. | * {{Voorhis}}, page 121. | ||
* {{Usher}}, 68. | * {{Usher}}, page 68. | ||
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Revision as of 20:44, 10 January 2017
Fort Norman (1810-1960s) - A Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) fur trading post and fort first established in 1810 along the Mackensie River near the mouth of the Great Bear River in the Northwest Territories, Canada. Moved south in 1844 to Old Fort Point on the Mackensie River. Relocated back to the original location in 1851. Abandoned in 1960s. Also the site of Fort Norman RCMP Post. HistoryA Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and fort first established in 1810 at present day Tulita, Northwest Territories. Located along the Mackensie River near the mouth of the Great Bear River in the Northwest Territories. The post moved some 30 miles south in 1844 to Old Fort Point near the site of the old North West Company (NWC) Fort Castor. The post was relocated back to the original location in 1851 at present day Tulita. Abandoned in 1960s. Fort Norman RCMP PostThe RCMP also later established a post here sometime before 1925. Current StatusUnknown.
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