The following is a list of current and former forts in Nebraska.
| Military instillations in Nebraska alphabetical order | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Location | Period | |||
| Alkali Station | |||||
| Armas de Francia | |||||
| Fort Atkinson | Fort Calhoun | 1819-1827 | |||
| Camp Atlanta | Atlanta | 1943-1946 | |||
| Camp Augur | |||||
| Beauvais Station Post | |||||
| Fort Beaver Valley | |||||
| Fort Bellevue | |||||
| Bordeaux Trading Post | near Chadron | ||||
| Cabanné's Post | Omaha | 1822-1840 | |||
| Fort Calhoun | Fort Calhoun | ||||
| Fort Carlos | |||||
| Fort Charles | |||||
| Fort Childs | |||||
| Fort Clarke | |||||
| Columbia Fur Co. Post | |||||
| Columbus Post | |||||
| Fort Cottonwood | near Maxwell | ||||
| Post Cottonwood Springs | |||||
| Camp Council Bluff | |||||
| Cantonment Council Bluffs | |||||
| Fort Crook | |||||
| Crooks & McClelland Post | |||||
| Cruzatte's Post | |||||
| Elm Creek Fort | |||||
| Fontenelle's Post | Bellevue | 1805-1856 | |||
| Fort Gillette | |||||
| Gilman's Station Post | |||||
| Post at Grand Island | Grand Island | ||||
| Fort Grattan | |||||
| Fort Hartsuff | |||||
| Fort Heath | |||||
| Fort Independence | |||||
| Junction Station Post | |||||
| Fort Kearny | Kearney | 1848-1871 | |||
| Camp Keya Paha | |||||
| Fort Kiowa | Oacoma, South Dakota | ||||
| Liberty Pole Camp | |||||
| Fort Lisa | Omaha | 1806-1820 est | |||
| Little Blue Station Post | |||||
| Mackay's House | |||||
| Camp McKean | |||||
| Cantonment McKean | near Maxwell | ||||
| Fort McPherson | near Maxwell | ||||
| Camp Meiklejohn | |||||
| Military Bridge Camp | |||||
| Fort Mirage Flats | |||||
| Camp Missouri | |||||
| Cantonment Missouri | |||||
| Camp Mitchell | |||||
| Fort Mitchell | near Scottsbluff | ||||
| Fort Montrose | |||||
| Mullaly's Ranch Post | |||||
| Nánza | |||||
| Fort Niobrara | |||||
| North Platte Station | |||||
| O'Fallon's Bluffs Post | |||||
| Omaha Barracks | |||||
| Omaha Quartermaster Depot | Omaha | 1881-present | |||
| Fort Omaha | North Omaha | 1861-1946 | |||
| Omaha Post | |||||
| Post of the Otos | |||||
| Pawnee Post | |||||
| Pawnee Ranch Post | |||||
| Pilcher's Post | |||||
| Plum Creek Post | |||||
| Ponca Fort | Niobrara | 1700-1865 | |||
| Ponca Post | |||||
| Camp Recovery | |||||
| Camp Red Willow | |||||
| Robideaux Pass Post | |||||
| Camp Robinson | |||||
| Fort Robinson | Crawford | 1874-1948 | |||
| St. Deroin Fort | |||||
| Camp Sargent | |||||
| Sarpy's Post | |||||
| Camp Saunders | |||||
| Camp Sheridan | Hay Springs | 1874-1881 | |||
| Fort Sheridan | |||||
| Sherman Barracks | |||||
| Camp Sherman | |||||
| Camp Shuman | near Scottsbluff | ||||
| Sidney Barracks | |||||
| Fort Sidney | |||||
| Post at Spotted Tail Agency | |||||
Famous quotes containing the words forts and/or nebraska:
“Charge once more, then, and be dumb!
Let the victors, when they come,
When the forts of folly fall,
Find thy body by the wall!”
—Matthew Arnold (1822–1888)
“What should concern Massachusetts is not the Nebraska Bill, nor the Fugitive Slave Bill, but her own slaveholding and servility. Let the State dissolve her union with the slaveholder.... Let each inhabitant of the State dissolve his union with her, as long as she delays to do her duty.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)