Ft Campbell

Fort Campbell North is a census-designated place in , , United States. It contains most of the housing for the Fort Campbell Army base within the Kentucky portion of the base.
  • Locality with about 12,800 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 550 feet (170 metres)
  • Description: census-designated place in Christian County, Kentucky
  • Also known as
    “Camp Campbell”
    “Fort Campbell North”
    “Fort Campbell North CDP”
    “Fort Campbell North, Kentucky”
    “Fort Campbell North, KY”

Places of Interest

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Hamlets in the Area

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is an unincorporated community in , in the U.S. state of .
2 miles southeast of Ft Campbell
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2½ miles east of Ft Campbell
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5 miles northwest of Ft Campbell
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Latitude
36.65429° or 36° 39′ 15″ north
Longitude
-87.46056° or 87° 27′ 38″ west
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US FCM
Open location code
868JMG3Q+PQ
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Volapük—“Ft Campbell” goes by many names.
فورت كامبل نورثArabic
Fort Campbell NorthBasque
Fort Campbell NorthCatalan
Fort Campbell NorthCebuano
Форт-Кемпбелл-НортChechen
北坎貝爾堡Chinese
Fort Campbell NorthDutch
فؤرت کمبل نؤرثGilaki
فؤرت کمبل نؤرث (کنتاکي)Gilaki
Fort Campbell NorthIrish
Fort Campbell NorthItalian
Fort Campbell NorthLadin
Fort Campbell NorthMin Nan Chinese
فورت کمپبل نورتPersian
فورت کمپبل نورت، کنتاکیPersian
Fort Campbell NorthPolish
Форт Кэмпбелл НордRussian
Форт Кампбел НортSerbian
Fort Campbell NorthSerbo-Croatian
Fort Campbell North, KentuckySerbo-Croatian
فورت کمپبل نورت، کنتاکیSouth Azerbaijani
Форт-Кемпбелл-НортTatar
Форт-Кемпбелл-НортUkrainian
فورٹ کیمبل نارتھ، کینٹکیUrdu
Fort Campbell NorthVolapük

Localities in the Area

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