Battery Ord Fort Columbia Historical State Park is a significant location in Chinook, Washington. Covering an area of 240 acres, the state park includes the grounds of the historic coastal fortification known as Fort Columbia. This fort was a crucial part of the coastal defense system at the mouth of the Columbia River, alongside Fort Stevens and Fort Canby.
Fort Columbia has a long history of military use. It served as a military facility until 1947, after which it was abandoned. However, in 1950, it was repurposed as a state park. Today, visitors can explore the grounds and learn about its past as a key part of the coastal defense system.
Fort Columbia is home to twelve historic wooden buildings that still stand today. These structures, along with the gun positions and associated bunkers, offer a glimpse into the past. Visitors can explore these sites and gain a deeper understanding of the fort's history and its role in the coastal defense system.
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