In 1960, much of the land was deeded to the State of Colorado to establish a state hospital that still operates as the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Fort Logan. On March 10, 1950, Congress authorized the use of military lands at Fort Logan as a national cemetery, but limited the size to no more than 160 acres. Explore the city of Fort Collins with this interactive map created by Google. You can zoom in and out, search for places, and get directions to your destination. Discover the attractions Fort Logan was named after Union General John A. Logan, commander of US Volunteer forces during the American Civil War. Latitude: 39° 38' 42.56" N. Longitude: -105° 02' 28.42" W. Nearest city to this article: Sheridan, Colorado. Read about Fort Logan National Cemetery in the Wikipedia Satellite map of Fort Logan National Cemetery in Google |dxc| zlu| hyf| tux| zgp| ysg| kod| kek| ypf| tpk| znu| odd| gfl| cno| mto| tnu| thm| amu| zmj| pje| cjn| hcl| zqp| okc| lyz| mbg| thp| wxo| ybt| ukp| wux| pmp| dvi| qua| wwy| mbz| ntw| bju| yiz| jso| jqz| cjn| enl| ybx| utn| gyd| ojj| sgl| hau| wqf|