| Fort Vancouver National Historic Site | |
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| IUCN Category V (Protected Landscape/Seascape) | |
| Location | Washington & Oregon, |
| Nearest city | Vancouver, Washington, Oregon City, Oregon |
| Area | 209 acres (0.85 km²) |
| Established | June 19, 1948 as a National Monument June 30, 1961 as a National Historic Site |
| Total visitation | 801,198 (in 2005) |
| Governing body | National Park Service |
Fort Vancouver National Historic Site is a United States National Historic Site located in the states of Washington and Oregon. The site was established in 1948 as a
Today, the National Historic Site consists of two units. The main unit of the site, containing Fort Vancouver, is located in Vancouver, Washington, just north of Portland, Oregon. The second and newest unit of the site is the McLoughlin House Unit located in Oregon City, Oregon 12 miles (19.2 km) south of Portland. This unit was added in 2003 to commemorate the life of the "Father of Oregon", John McLoughlin, who was manager of Fort Vancouver from 1825-1845. Preserved within the McLoughlin House Unite is the restored home of McLoughlin and the home of Dr. Forbes Barclay, an associate of the Hudson's Bay Company.
| Protected Areas of Washington | |||||||
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| State |
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| Other | Dishman Hills • Goose Island • Sehome Hill Arboretum • Yellow Island | ||||||
| Protected Areas of Oregon | |
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| National Park System |
National Parks: Crater
Lake |
| State Parks |
State Parks: Ainsworth •
Alfred A. Loeb • Beverly Beach • Bob Straub • Bullards Beach • Cape Arago • Cape
Blanco • Cape Lookout •
Carl G. Washburne Memorial • Cascadia • Catherine Creek • Collier Memorial
• Ecola
• Elijah Bristow • Fort Stevens •
Guy W. Talbot • Harris Beach • Hat Rock • Hilgard Junction • Humbug Mountain
• Illinois River Forks • Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial •
State Natural Areas and Sites: Bandon • Cape Kiwanda • Clay Myers/Whalen Island • Coquille Myrtle Grove • Darlingtonia • Devils Punch Bowl • Erratic Rock • Fort Rock • George W. Joseph • Golden and Silver Falls • Munson Creek • Saddle Mountain • Seneca Fouts • Shepperd's Dell • Succor Creek • Tokatee Klootchman • Tryon Creek • Vinzenz Lausmann Memorial • Wygant • Yachats Ocean Road State Heritage Areas and Sites: Champoeg
• Emigrant Springs •
Fort Yamhill • Frenchglen Hotel • Geisel Monument • State Scenic Corridors and Viewpoints: Bald Peak • Battle Mountain Forest • Blue Mountain Forest • Boiler Bay • Bolon Island Tideways • Booth • Bradley • Bridal Veil Falls • Cape Meares • Cape Sebastian • Cline Falls • Crown Point • Face Rock • H.B. Van Duzer Forest • Heceta Head Lighthouse • John B. Yeon • Muriel O. Ponsler Memorial • Neptune • Ochoco • Otter Crest • Peter Skene Ogden • Pilot Butte • Pistol River • Portland Women's Forum • Prospect • Rocky Creek • Samuel H. Boardman • Ukiah-Dale Forest • Umpqua • Unity Forest • Wallowa Lake Highway Forest State Trails: Banks-Vernonia • Historic Columbia River Highway • OC&E Woods Line State Recreation Areas and Sites: Agate Beach • Arcadia Beach • Beachside • Benson • Bonnie Lure • Casey • Clyde Holliday • Crissey Field • D River • Dabney • Del Rey Beach • Deschutes River • Detroit Lake • Devils Lake • Dexter • Driftwood Beach • Fall Creek • Farewell Bend • Fogarty Creek • Gleneden Beach • Goose Lake • Government Island • Governor Patterson Memorial • Hug Point • Jackson F. Kimball • Jasper • Joseph H. Stewart • Koberg Beach • Lewis and Clark • Lost Creek • Lowell • Manhattan Beach • Mary S. Young • Maud Williamson • McVay Rock • Minam • Neskowin Beach • North Santiam • Oceanside Beach • Ontario • Otter Point • Paradise Point • Roads End • Sarah Helmick • Seal Rock • Seven Devils • Smelt Sands • Stonefield Beach • Sunset Beach • Tolovana Beach • TouVelle • Unity Lake • W. B. Nelson • Warm Springs • Winchuck • Yachats • Yaquina Bay State Waysides: Alderwood • Chandler • Ellmaker • Hoffman Memorial • Holman • Red Bridge • Tub Springs • Washburne Other: Alsea Bay Historic Interpretive Center • Fort Rock Cave • Whale Watching Center |
| National Forest System |
National Forests: Deschutes
• Fremont-Winema •
Malheur • Mount Hood • Ochoco • Rogue River-Siskiyou • Siuslaw • Umatilla • Umpqua • Wallowa-Whitman • Willamette |
| State Forests |
Clatsop • Elliott • Santiam • Sun Pass • Tillamook |
| National Wildlife Refuge System |
Ankeny • Bandon Marsh • Baskett Slough • Bear Valley • Cape Meares • Cold Springs • Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge • Klamath Marsh • Lower Klamath • Malheur • McKay Creek • Nestucca Bay • Oregon Islands • Siletz Bay • Three Arch Rocks • Tualatin River • Umatilla • Upper Klamath • William L. Finley |
| State Wildlife Areas |
Bridge Creek • Dean Creek • Denman • E.E. Wilson • Elkhorn • Fern Ridge • Irrigon • Jewell Meadows • Klamath • Ladd Marsh • Lower Deschutes • Phillip W. Schneider • Prineville • Riverside • Sauvie Island • Snake River Islands • Summer Lake • Wenaha • White River • Willow Creek |
| National Landscape Conservation System |
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| Others | |
| Heritage registers: National Register of Historic Places • National Historic Landmarks • National Natural Landmarks • World Network of Biosphere Reserves | |
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