Fort Alexandria

Fort Alexandria was a military fortification built during the late 19th or early 20th century, typically used for defense and strategic purposes. Located in a region where control or protection was needed, it served as a defensive outpost to safeguard borders, transportation routes, or settlements. Constructed with durable materials, it often included walls, guns, and living quarters for soldiers. The purpose was to deter enemy advances, monitor movement, and provide a secure base for military operations. Over time, such forts may be decommissioned or repurposed, but they remain historical landmarks illustrating the area's strategic importance.