Fort Custer Recreation Area was created in 1971.
The area of Fort Custer Recreation Area is 12.274 square kilometers.
Fort Fisher State Recreation Area was created in 1986.
Fort Custer Training Center was created in 1917.
Fort Custer National Cemetery was created in 1943.
First of all, Fort Custer Recreation Area is a state park, not a national one. It is "man-made" in the sense that most of the recreational improvements were built by humans. The lakes, however, were present when the land was taken for military training. Interestingly, no fort was ever built on the land.
Fort Custer Recreation Area is a 3,003-acre state park located between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Michigan. The area features lakes, the Kalamazoo River, over 25 miles of multi-use trails, second growth oak barrens and dry-mesic southern forests.
BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN is about 75 miles WSW of Detroit, and southwest of Lansing, in extreme south central Michigan. Battle Creek is the home city of the Kellogg's and Post cereal companies, and of Denso Manufacturing Michigan (part of the global automotive components firm). Fort Custer Military Training Center is just west of Battle Creek, adjacent to the Fort Custer Recreation Area and state park in Kalamazoo County. Late in the 19th century, corn flakes was said have been created in this city.
They were at Fort Supply. George Armstrong Custer took them hostage after the Sandcreek Massacre.
The address of the Fort Custer Historical Society Inc is: 2501 26Th Street, Augusta, MI 49012-9203
Fort Mason Center is a place for gathering activities about arts and culture. This establishment is located on the northern waterfront of the Golden Gate Recreation Area.
Fort Lincoln Nebraska.
Sutter's fort was built by John Sutter in 1839 in Mexican Alta California and called it New Helvetia. After gold was found in his sawmill in 1848 the fort was abandoned, but today the state of California department of parks and recreation has the restored fort open for visitors.