Fort Stewart

Fort Stewart is a United States Army post in the U.S. state of . It lies primarily in and , but also extends into smaller portions of , , and Counties.
  • Village with about 8,820 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 80 feet (20 metres)
  • Description: census-designated place in the state of Georgia, United States
  • Also known as
    “Camp Stewart”
    “Fort Stewart CDP”

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Hinesville and Flemington.
is a city and the county seat of , United States.
1½ miles southeast of Fort Stewart
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2½ miles east of Fort Stewart
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5 miles southwest of Fort Stewart
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Latitude
31.86944° or 31° 52′ 10″ north
Longitude
-81.60777° or 81° 36′ 28″ west
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Open location code
863WV99R+QV
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Volapük—“Fort Stewart” goes by many names.
فورت ستيوارتArabic
Fort StüartAzerbaijani
Форт СтюартBulgarian
Fort StewartCebuano
Форт СтюартChechen
史都華堡Chinese
斯图尔特堡Chinese
斯圖爾特堡Chinese
Fort StewartCzech
Fort StewartDutch
Fort StewartFinnish
فؤرت استوارتGilaki
فؤرت استوارت (جؤرجيا)Gilaki
Fort StewartHaitian
פורט סטיוארטHebrew
Fort StewartIrish
Fort StewartItalian
フォート・スチュワートJapanese
フォート・ベニングJapanese
Fort Stewart)Ladin
Fort StewartMin Nan Chinese
फर्ट स्टेवार्टNewari
फर्ट स्टेवार्ट (ज्योर्जिया)Newari
फर्ट स्टेवार्ट, जर्जियाNewari
فرت‌ستوارتPersian
Fort StewartPolish
Форт СтюартRussian
Форт СтјуартSerbian
Fort StewartSerbo-Croatian
Fort Stewart, GeorgiaSerbo-Croatian
Fort StewartSlovak
Fort StewartSwedish
Форт СтюартTatar
Форт СтюартUkrainian
فورٹ اسٹیورٹUrdu
Fort StewartVolapük
Fort Stewart (GA)Volapük
Fort Stewart (Georgia)Volapük

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