Fort Loudoun
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Fort Loudoun was the name of three British forts built during the French and Indian War in North America. They were named for John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun.
- Fort Loudoun in present-day Monroe County, Tennessee
- Fort Loudoun in present-day Franklin County, Pennsylvania
- Fort Loudoun in present-day Winchester, Virginia
Fort Loudoun Lake is the name of a man made lake on the Tennessee River
Fort Loudoun Dam is the name of a dam on the Tennessee River operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority
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