Fort St. Louis
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Fort St. Louis or Fort Saint Louis or Fort Ste. Louis may mean one of several French forts of the late 1600's, two of which were founded by explorer Robert de La Salle:
- Starved Rock, Illinois. Explorer Robert de La Salle founded Fort St. Louis atop the rock in 1682
- Fort Saint Louis (Illinois) redirects to Starved Rock
- French Texas. A French colony, Fort Saint Louis, that existed near what is now Inez, Texas (USA). La Salle intended to found the colony at the mouth of the Mississippi River, but mislocated it far to the west.
- Fort Saint Louis (Texas) redirects to French Texas.
- Moose Factory, Ontario. A fort was captured by the French in 1686 and renamed Fort St. Louis.
- Fort Ste. Louis (Nova Scotia)
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