What about Fort Elizabeth in Hawaii? That’s further south . Hawaii is considered to be in North America .

North America is a continent!

Hawaii is islands in the pacific which happen to be part of the USA.

It’s considered part of North America because it’s on the Pacific plate . 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

No, Hawaii is not considered part of North America...

Part of the South Island of New Zealand is on the Pacific Plate - do you consider New Zealand to be part of North America?

I’m just telling u there is a Russian Fort in a Hawaii , which is part of North America. 🤷‍♂️

Hawaii is part of the continent known as Oceania, which has 4 sub continents. Hawaii is the only US state that is not part of North America. Hawaii is Politically North American, but not geographically

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Basically it's Fort Rüs

I live maybe an hour or so from Fort Ross. It's a pretty interesting place, although very small. It's hard to imagine how incredibly isolated these people must have been. There would have been small bands of native people, and they weren't too far (at least by today's standards) from small Mexican settlements, but pre-Gold Rush California was pretty sparsely populated and they were very far from home.

I really want to know what did the landscapes look like when they arrived there and how come they never stopped at states like Washington and Oregon too, did they travel down via Alaska or did they sail across from Asia?

iirc they came via Alaska.

I always imagined Alaska to be really snowy and icy so I was wondering even if they travelled down via it why did they not build settlements at Oregon and Washington,perhaps they sailed and just built where they landed which happened to be California. They probably got a shock by the climate lol

if you're really interested in this topic, there are several books about the Russians in California. There's one there's been on my tbr for a long time that I haven't gotten to yet called California Through Russian Eyes that might answer your questions.