List of former United States Army installations explained

The following is a list of United States Army installations that have been closed down.

List

Alaska
- Fort Davis, Alaska
Alabama
- Fort McClellan
- Brookley Field
Arizona
- Camp Bouse^[1]
Arkansas
- Fort Logan H. Roots
California
- Camp Anza
- Camp Callan
- Camp Kearny
- Camp Kohler^[2]
- Camp Lawrence J. Hearn
- Camp Lockett
- Fort Humboldt
- Fort MacArthur
- Fort Mason
- Camp McQuaide
- Camp Santa Anita
- Camp Seeley
- Camp Stoneman
- Camp Young^[3]
- Castle Air Force Base
- Desert Training Center
- Fort Baker
- Fort Ord
- Fort Point
- Fort Tejon
- Fort Winfield Scott
- Fort Yuma
- Oakland Army Base
- Mare Island Naval Shipyard
- Mather Air Force Base
- McClellan Air Force Base
- Presidio of San Francisco
- Sacramento Army Depot
- San Carlos War Dog Training Center
Colorado
- Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
- Camp Hale
- Fort Garland
- Camp George West Historic District COANG
- Rocky Mountain Arsenal
District of Columbia – Washington, D.C.
- Camp Leach
- Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Florida
- Camp Gordon Johnston
- Camp Murphy
- Daytona Beach WAC Training Center
Georgia
- Camp Connolly
- Camp Toccoa
- Camp Wheeler
- Fort Gillem
- Fort McPherson
- Fort Oglethorpe
Idaho
- Idaho Launch Complex
Illinois
- Camp Lincoln
- Camp Ellis
- Camp Grant
- Eighth Regiment Armory (Chicago)
- Fort Sheridan
- George Field
- Green River Ordinance Plant
- Joliet Army Ammunition Plant
- Savanna Army Depot
Indiana
- Fort Benjamin Harrison
- Newport Chemical Depot
Kansas
- Camp Phillips
Louisiana
- Camp Claiborne
- Camp Livingston
- Camp Pontchartrain
Maryland
- Edgewood Chemical Activity (aka: Edgewood Arsenal)
- Fort Ritchie
- Catoctin Training Center
- Fort Holabird
- Fort Howard (Maryland)
- Fort Washington
- Logan Field (Airport) (USAAF and POW Camp)
Massachusetts
- Camp Candoit
- Camp Havedoneit
- Camp Myles Standish
- Camp Washburn
- Camp Wellfleet
Michigan
- Fort Brady
- Chrysler Tank School
Minnesota
- Camp Savage
- Fort Snelling (ARNG)
Mississippi
- Camp Van Dorn^[4]
Missouri
- Camp Crowder
- Fort Osage
- Jefferson Barracks
Montana
- Fort Missoula
Nebraska
- Fort Kearny
- Fort Robinson
- Sioux Army Depot^[5]

Newfoundland
- Allan's Island Radar Station
- Bell Island Battery
- Cape Spear Radar Station
- Elliston Ridge Radar Station
- Fogo Island Radar Station
  - - Goose Bay Army Airfield Fort McAndrew
- Harbor Defenses of St. John's
- Fort Pepperrell
- Stephenville Army Airfield
- St. Bride's Radar Station
Nevada
- Camp Williston
New Jersey
- Camp Charles Wood
- Camp Coles
- Camp Edison
- Camp Kilmer
- Fort Hancock
- Fort Monmouth
New Mexico
- Camp Cody
- Fort Union
New York
- Camp Shanks
- Camp Upton
- Fort Niagara
- Fort Totten
- Madison Barracks
- Plattsburgh Barracks
- Seneca Army Depot
- Fort Tilden
- Fort Schuyler
- Floyd Bennett Field
- Fort Jay
- Bush Army Terminal
- Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Fort Wadsworth
- Fort Slocum
North Carolina
- Camp Bryan Grimes
- Camp Dan Russell
- Camp Davis
- Camp Greene
- Camp Shipp-Bagley
- Fort Caswell
- Fort Fisher
- Fort Johnston
- Fort Macon
- Fort Totten
- Laurinburg-Maxton Army Air Base
North Dakota
- Fort Abraham Lincoln
- Camp Sutton
Ohio
Oklahoma
- Fort Arbuckle (1832-1834, Tulsa County)
- Fort Arbuckle (1852-1870, Garvin County)
- Camp Nichols
- Fort Arbuckle
- Fort Cobb
- Fort Davis
- Fort Gibson
- Fort McCulloch
- Fort Reno
- Fort Supply
- Fort Towson
- Fort Washita
- Fort Wayne
Oregon
Pennsylvania
- Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot^[6]
Puerto Rico
- Fort Brooke
- Henry Barracks
South Carolina
- Camp Croft
Tennessee
- Camp Forrest
- Camp Tyson
Texas
- Camp Barkeley
- Camp Howze
- Camp Hulen
- Fort Brown
- Fort Clark
- Fort D.A. Russell
- Fort McIntosh
- Fort Ringgold^[7]
- Ingleside Army Depot
- Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant
- Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant
Vermont
- Lyndonville Air Force Listening Station
Virginia
- Camp Patrick Henry
- Chopawamsic Training Center
- Fort Monroe
- Front Royal Quartermaster Depot
- Vint Hill Farms Station
Washington
- Camp Bonneville
- Fort Canby
- Fort Casey
- Fort Columbia
- Fort Lawton
- Mount Rainier Ordnance Depot
- Fort Steilacoom
- Vancouver Barracks
- Fort Worden
- Walla Walla Army Air Base
Wyoming
- Fort Francis E. Warren
- Fort Laramie National Historic Site
- Wyoming National Guard Camp

See also

External links

Notes and References

Web site: . 21 November 2014. live. https://web.archive.org/web/20150110040842/http://bousechamber.org/explore.htm. 10 January 2015.
Web site: Page Not Found - Consolidated - ERROR 404. 21 November 2014. live. https://web.archive.org/web/20151218195210/http://www.militarymuseum.org/CpKohler.html. 18 December 2015.
Web site: Page Not Found - Consolidated - ERROR 404. 21 November 2014. live. https://web.archive.org/web/20140311001150/http://www.militarymuseum.org/CpYoung.html. 11 March 2014.
Web site: Van Dorn Army Museum - Home. 21 November 2014. live. https://web.archive.org/web/20141118100309/http://www.vandornmuseum.org/. 18 November 2014.
Web site: Sioux Army Depot. 21 November 2014. usurped. https://web.archive.org/web/20150110214340/http://www.nebraskahistory.org/publish/markers/texts/sioux_army_depot.htm. 10 January 2015.
Web site: Camp Reynolds World War II Army Camp . 2012-03-12 . live . https://web.archive.org/web/20120313024925/http://www.campreynolds.com/ . 13 March 2012 .
Web site: FORT RINGGOLD. 21 November 2014. live. https://web.archive.org/web/20141118131513/http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qbf42. 18 November 2014.