Fort Cooper

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Fort Cooper was a Second Seminole War-era military outpost in Florida that played a key role in the defense of U.S. troops during the conflict.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Second Seminole War site
military fortification
conflict Second Seminole War
controlledBy United States Army
country United States
currentUse state park
hasDesignation Fort Cooper State Park
hasEcosystem Florida sandhill habitat
hardwood hammock
hasFeature Fort Cooper Lake
hasHeritageStatus listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
hasInterpretiveFocus history of the Second Seminole War
natural history of central Florida
hasRecreationActivity birdwatching
canoeing
fishing
hiking
hasTrailConnection Withlacoochee State Trail
hasWildlife gopher tortoise
white-tailed deer
locatedIn Citrus County, Florida
Florida
near Inverness, Florida
namedAfter Major Mark Anthony Cooper
NRHPListingCountry United States
NRHPType historic district
openToPublic true
operator Florida Department of Environmental Protection
partOf U.S. Army frontier fort system in Florida
region Central Florida
usedFor defense of U.S. troops
military outpost

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Fort Cooper State Park namedAfter Fort Cooper