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Fort Kiowa. Fort Kiowa, originally named Fort Lookout, was a 19th-century American Fur Trading post located on the Missouri River near the present day communities of Chamberlain and Oacoma, South Dakota.
Many of the Armyâs military campaigns in the Indian Wars were conducted from the headquarters at the fort. The Fortâs name was immortalized in two treaties, both known as The Treaty of Fort Laramie, in 1851 and 1868, regarding Indians and White settlement. After the railroads came to Wyoming, the fort lost importance. It was decommisioned in 1889, and now stands as a landmark in the Fort Laramie National Historic Site.