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Fort Robinson State Park

park, Nebraska, United States

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Chadron

In Chadron
Near Crawford is Fort Robinson State Park, site of one of the major military outposts (1874) west of the Missouri River in the second half of the 19th century. Chadron State Park is to the south in the Pine Ridge Division of the Nebraska National Forest. Pop. (2000)…
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