Where is Fort Ticonderoga? Where is Fort Ticonderoga in the Revolutionary War?

Where is Fort Ticonderoga?

Fort Ticonderoga is an 18th-century fortification at a strategically important bottleneck on Lake Champlain in present-day New York State, from which a passage leads to the north end of Lake George. The Name Ticonderoga comes from a word from the language of the Iroquois and means “place between two waters”. Fort Ticonderoga was the scene of four battles and sieges in 20 years.

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When was the Battle of Fort Ticonderoga?
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What happened at Fort Ticonderoga?

What impact did the capture of Fort Ticonderoga have on American soldiers?

How far is Fort Ticonderoga from Lake George?

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