List of former United States Army installations

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

List

• Alaska
• Fort Davis, Alaska
• Port of Whittier, Alaska
• Alabama
• Fort McClellan
• Brookley Field
• Arizona
• Camp Bouse
• Arkansas
• Fort Logan H. Roots
• California
• Camp Anza
• Camp Callan
• Camp Kearny
• Camp Kohler
• Camp Lawrence J. Hearn
• Camp Lockett
• Fort Humboldt
• Fort MacArthur
• Fort Mason
• Camp McQuaide
• Camp Santa Anita
• Camp Seeley
• Camp Stoneman
• Camp Young
• 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 Conley
• 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 Ordnance 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
• Missouri
• Camp Crowder
• Fort Osage
• Jefferson Barracks
• Montana
• Fort Missoula
• Nebraska
• Fort Kearny
• Fort Robinson
• Sioux Army Depot

• 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
• Camp Millard
• Erie Proving Ground
• Fort Hayes
• 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
• Camp Abbott
• Camp Adair
• Camp Sherman
• Fort Stevens (Oregon)
• Camp White
• Pennsylvania
• Shenango Personnel Replacement Depot
• 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
• 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

• List of United States military bases
• List of United States Army airfields
• List of United States Navy installations
• List of United States Marine Corps installations
• List of United States Air Force installations
• List of United States Space Force installations
• Lists of military bases

References

External links

• U.S. Dept. of Defense Base Structure Report FY2003
• U.S. Dept. of Defense Base Structure Report FY2004
• U.S. Dept. of Defense Base Structure Report FY2005
• U.S. Dept. of Defense Base Structure Report FY2007