Last Updated on November 7, 2013 by Dennis
Bacon J. M. Camp, Minnesota – At Walker, Minnesota.
Beauharnois Fort, Minnesota – On Lake Pepin.
Belle Plain Camp, Minnesota – At the Yellow Medicine Agency.
Big Stone Lake Camp on, Minnesota – Temporary camp in 1860.
Bon Secours Fort, Minnesota – On Lake Pepin.
Charlotte Fort, Minnesota – Nine miles west of Grand Portage Bay.
Columbia Fur Company Fort, Minnesota – On Traverse Lake.
Edwards, Camp Minnesota – Near Lake Preston.
Gains Fort, Minnesota – Crow Wing County; name changed to Fort Ripley
Grand Portage, Fort at, Minnesota – Fort William.
Leech Lake, Camp at, Minnesota – Near Walker.
Le Seur Fort, Minnesota – Near Hastings, on Mississippi River.
La Seur (or Le Seur) Fort, Minnesota – Mississippi River, opposite mouth of the Chippewa.
L’Huillier Fort, Minnesota – On Minnesota River, west of Lake Pepin.
Lincoln Camp, Minnesota – At Lakeland.
Livingston Camp, Minnesota – At Yellow Medicine.
Minnesota State Soldiers’ Home, Minnehaha, Minnesota.
Mueller Camp, Minnesota – At New Ulm.
Perrot, Fort, Minnesota – Also called Fort Bon Secours.
Pike’s Stockade, Minnesota – At the falls of Painted Rock, upper Mississippi River.
Prairie Island Stockade on, Minnesota – Near Lake Pepin.
Release Camp, Minnesota – Near mouth of Chippewa River.
Ramsey Camp, Minnesota – Near St. Paul.
Ridgely, Fort, Minnesota – Nicollet County, on the Minnesota River; now town of that name.
Ripley Fort, Minnesota – Crow Wing County, near Mississippi River; now town of that name; first called Fort Gaines.
St. Anthony, Fort, Minnesota – Name changed to Fort Snelling.
Snelling Fort, Minnesota – Near St. Paul; first named Fort St. Anthony. (See Life and Legends of the Sioux around Ft, Snelling)
Thuillier Fort, Minnesota – (Fort L’Huillier.)
Wilkinson Camp, Minnesota – At Leech Lake.
William Fort, Minnesota.
Winnebago Agency, Minnesota.
Yellow Medicine Camp, Minnesota – At Upper Sioux Agency