This is a list for articles on notable historic forts which may or may not be under current active use by a military. There are also many towns named after a Fort, the largest being Fort Worth, Texas. There is a separate List of fortifications and List of castles. See also the topic Martello tower.
Canada
Many places in Canada which bear the name "Fort" were never military establishments. Many were simply stockades, log enclosures for fur trading posts of the Hudson Bay Company or the North West Company.
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
- Fort Beauséjour
- Fort Gaspéreau
- Fort Howe
- Fort La Tour
- Fort Monckton
- Fort Nashwaak
- St. Andrews Blockhouse
Newfoundland and Labrador
- Fort Amherst
- Fort Frederick
- Fort le Vieux
- Fort Louis
- Fort McMurray
- For Pepperrell
- Fort Townsend
- Fort William
- Signal Hill
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
China
Hong Kong
France
India
Israel
- Bellouar a.k.a Kochav Ha-Yarden
- Masada (Metzada in Hebrew)
- Nimrod Fortress (a.k.a Qalaat Namrud)
- Yehiam Fortress
United Kingdom
See also the list of castles,
as many early forts were called castles, and many castle sites were reused for
later fortifications.
General
SE England
Thames
Medway
Solent
SW England
East Anglia
NW England
NE England
Wales
Scotland
Russia
United States
Pakistan
The Netherlands
Belgium
Antwerp (1914, external defenses, clockwise from N, right bank of Scheldt River, toponymy as per maps)
- Stabroeck (Fort de -)
- Berendrecht (Redoute de -)
- Smoutakker (Redoute de -)
- Ertbrand (Fort de -)
- Capellen (Redoute de -)
- Brasschaet (Fort de -)
- Drijhoek (Redoute de -)
- Schooten (Fort de -)
- Audaen (Redoute de -)
- 's Gravenwezel (Fort de -)
- Schilde (Redoute de -)
- Oeleghem (Fort de -)
- Massenhoven (Redoute de -)
- Broechem (Fort de -)
- Kessel (Fort de -)
- Lierre (Fort de -)
- Tallaert (Redoute de -)
- Koningshooykt (Fort de -)
- Boschbeek (Redoute de -)
- Dorpveld (Redoute de -)
- Wavre-Sainte-Catherine (Fort de -)
- Chemin de fer (Redoute du -)
- Waelhem (Fort de -)
- Breendonck (Fort de -)
- Letterheid (Redoute de -)
- Liezele (Fort de -)
- Puers (Redoute de -)
- Bornhem (Fort de -)
- Steendorp (Fort de -)
- Lauwershoek (Redoute de -)
- Landmolen (Redoute de -)
- Haesdonck (Fort de -)
Antwerp (1914, internal defenses, clockwise from N, right bank of Scheldt River, toponymy as per contemporary maps)
- Saint Philippe (Fort -)
- Oorderen (Redoute d' -)
- Wilmarsdonck
- Eeckeren
- Merxem (Fort de -)
- Fort n° 1
- Fort n° 2
- Fort n° 3
- Fort n° 4
- Fort n° 5
- Fort n° 6
- Fort n° 7
- Fort n° 8
- Cruybeke (Fort de -)
- Zwyndrecht (Fort de -)
- Sainte Marie (Fort -)
- La Perle (Fort -)
Antwerp
Liège (1914, clockwise from N, right bank of Meuse River)
- Barchon (Fort de -)
- Évegnée (Fort de -)
- Fléron (Fort de -)
- Chaudfontaine (Fort de -)
- Embourg (Fort de -)
- Boncelles (Fort de -)
- Flémalle (Fort de -)
- Hollogne (Fort de -)
- Loncin (Fort de -)
- Lantin (Fort de -)
- Liers (Fort de -)
- Pontisse (Fort de -)
Liège
- La Chartreuse (Fort de -)
- Citadelle
Liège (1940)
Namur (1914, clockwise from E, right bank of Meuse River)
- Maizeret (Fort de -)
- Andoy (Fort d'-)
- Dave (Fort de -)
- Saint Héribert (Fort de -)
- Malonne (Fort de -)
- Suarlée (Fort de -)
- Émines (Fort d'-)
- Cognelée (Fort de -)
- Marchovelette (Fort de -)
Belarus