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Fort Sarpy (2) (1859-1860) - Established as a replacement for Fort Scarpy (1) by the American Fur Company in 1859. Fort Sarpy (2) HistoryFort Scarpy (2) was a 100' square stockaded fur trading post built to replace Fort Scarpy (1) at the mouth of the Big Horn River. Current StatusUnknown
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