Fort Clayton

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Fort Clayton was a major U.S. Army installation in the former Panama Canal Zone that served as a key military and administrative center for American operations in the region.

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Label Occurrences
Fort Clayton canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army base
military installation
closureReason Panama Canal Treaties implementation
controlledBy Department of Defense
surface form: United States Department of Defense
country United States of America
environment tropical climate
garrison U.S. Army units assigned to U.S. Army South
support units for Panama Canal defense
hasFacility barracks
chapels
family housing
headquarters buildings
medical clinic
recreational facilities
schools
hasNeighbour Albrook Air Force Station
Fort Kobbe
Quarry Heights
heritage part of former U.S. military presence in Panama
locatedIn Panama
Panama Canal Zone (historical)
surface form: Panama Canal Zone
locatedNear Miraflores Locks
Panama City
locatedOn Pacific side of the Panama Canal
namedAfter Brigadier General Powell Clayton
operator United States Army
partOf U.S. Army South
surface form: United States Army South

United States Southern Command area of responsibility
postClosureUse Panamanian government and civilian purposes
educational and residential developments
role administrative center for U.S. Army operations in Panama
key U.S. military center in the Panama Canal Zone
support base for canal defense
significantEvent drawdown of U.S. military presence in Panama
implementation of the Panama Canal Treaties
status closed
timePeriod 20th century
transferredTo Panama
surface form: Republic of Panama
usedFor administrative functions
command and control
housing for U.S. military personnel and families
logistics support
military operations
training

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Panama Canal Zone (historical) hasPart Fort Clayton
subject surface form: Panama Canal Zone