Fort Craig

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Fort Craig was a U.S. Army fort located along El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro, near Elephant Butte Lake State Park and the Rio Grande in Socorro County, New Mexico.

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Location: 33.6356, -107.014, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
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  • Battle of Valverde ⓘ
    1862 battle of the American Civil War
  • Fort Craig ⓘ
    former U.S. Army fort in New Mexico, USA
1862-02-20T00:00:00Z
1862-02-21T00:00:00Z
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Report of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 3)Report of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 3)
Ruins of Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (3603ebcc-cf84-4d61-bdc0-d34b009a321b)Ruins of Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (3603ebcc-cf84-4d61-bdc0-d34b009a321b)
Ruts and swales at Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (1c0b32ba-23ce-4a91-9321-6586038b0f5b)Ruts and swales at Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (1c0b32ba-23ce-4a91-9321-6586038b0f5b)
Remnants of Fort Craig Historic Site under whispy blue clouds in Socorro County, NM (3b767474-cf9a-4c72-a773-e0f6bd4518d8)Remnants of Fort Craig Historic Site under whispy blue clouds in Socorro County, NM (3b767474-cf9a-4c72-a773-e0f6bd4518d8)
Report of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 2)Report of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 2)
Battles and leaders of the Civil War - being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers, based upon Battles and leaders of the Civil War - being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers, based upon "The Century war series." (1887) (14576165408)
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    eventarmed conflict1862Battle of ValverdebattleWikidata
    linkpageNational Register of Historic Places listed place page@Wikidata
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    commonsimageReport of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 3) Commons
    commonsimageRuins of Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (3603ebcc-cf84-4d61-bdc0-d34b009a321b) Commons
    commonsimageRuts and swales at Fort Craig Historic Site in Socorro County, NM (1c0b32ba-23ce-4a91-9321-6586038b0f5b) Commons
    commonsimageRemnants of Fort Craig Historic Site under whispy blue clouds in Socorro County, NM (3b767474-cf9a-4c72-a773-e0f6bd4518d8) Commons
    commonsimageReport of Captain James Woodall, Fort Craig, New Mexico, January 22, 1866 - DPLA - 4124bc43b2714cfabd5c65800a2060ed (page 2) Commons
    commonsimageBattles and leaders of the Civil War - being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers, based upon "The Century war series." (1887) (14576165408) Commons
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    commonsimageFortCraigFlagpole Commons
    commonsimageFortCraigNM Commons
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