Fort Nassau
The name
Fort Nassau
was used by the
Dutch
in the
17th century
for several fortifications, mostly trading stations, named for the
House of Orange-Nassau
.
Banda Islands
on the island Banda Naira, constructed in
1609
.
Albany, New York
or nearby in
1614
for
The Indian Trade
. Later replaced by
Fort Orange
.
Gloucester, New Jersey
in
1626
also for the Indian trade.
Senegal
, along with Fort Oranje constructed on an island purchased from the head of a local tribe.
Ghana
, along with Fort Oranje and Fort Amsterdam. Later used for the
slave
trade. Probably constructed in the late 16th or early 17th century.
In the Netherlands at
Aardenburg
in
Zeeland
, originally named Fort Nieuw Terhofstede, together with the inevitable Fort Oranje constructed in 1621-1622.
On a hill on the
Caribbean
island of
Curaao
near
Willemstad
, later converted to a restaurant.
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