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Fort Stanwix National MonumentA green lawn stretches in front of you, a picket fence behind it. Over a dirt path, people walk over a wooden bridge, through a sunlit gate.
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Fort Stanwix National Monument
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In the 18th century it was possible to travel to the interior of North America almost entirely by water. Fort Stanwix was built to protect the largest break in this chain, the Oneida Carrying Place. This was a 1-6 mile long portage area situated between the Mohawk River and Wood Creek in New York.
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Last Updated: November 10, 2006 at 17:04 EST