List of fur trading post and forts in North America
By the early 19th century, several companies established strings of fur trading posts and forts across North America.
In example connecting the fur trade to the Metis Nation in Canada, in Barton Township, Ontario, the Terryberry Trading Post, later Terryberry Inn, was built on Mohawk road, on the Niagara Escarpment. Run by William Terryberry, (see Durrenberger d'Iribury France) and family formerly of Butler's Rangers, the Terryberry's had formed war-time bonds with Mohawk and other indigenous peoples, enabling them to both interpret and hunt and trade on the Red River route.
Canada
Alberta
B C
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Newfoundland and Labrador
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
- Lake Abitibi
- Fort Albany
- Allanwater Bridge railway station
- Asp House
- Asubpeeschoseewagong First Nation
- Attawapiskat First Nation
- Henley House
- Flying Post
- Fort Frances
- Frederick House Post
- Fort Frontenac
- Fort Kaministiquia
- Fort Lac la Pluie
- Fort Matachewan
- Moose Factory
- Fort Saint Pierre
- Fort Severn First Nation
- Fort William, Ontario
- Terryberry Trading Post, Barton twp
Ottawa
- Fort D. Smith
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
- Bent's Fort on the Santa Fe Trail, near present day La Junta, Colorado
- Fort Uncompaghre, Alta California
- Fort Vasquez
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
- Saleesh House
- Fort Union - located partially in North Dakota
Nebraska
New York
- Fort Nassau, New Netherland (present-day Albany)
- New Amsterdam, New Netherland
- Fort Orange, New Netherland (present-day Albany)
Fort Ontario (present-day Oswego, New York)
North Dakota
- Fort Berthold
- Fort Clark
- Grand Forks
- Fort Lisa, Dakota Territory
- Fort Union - located partially in Montana
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
- Hazen Mooers' Post
- Lac Traverse Post
- Lake Traverse Post
- Sieche Hollow Post
- Spencer Fur Post
- Vermillion Post
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
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