Who can live on Fort Knox?

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Fort Knox Barracks At Fort Knox, unaccompanied housing is available to enlisted ranks E-1 to E-5. All single service members must report to their unit to be assigned barracks space.

Where should I live near Fort Knox?

Brandenburg and Vine Grove are both popular places to live and Doe Valley is a exceptionally great gated community with a lot of great amenities such as a golf course, camp ground, lake, and marina. The best part about the Fort Knox area is the low cost of living.

Can retirees live on Fort Knox?

Our community makes living comfortable and easy for all renters, including active duty, reserve and single or unaccompanied military members, military retirees, DoD employees and contractors, non-active guard/reserve members and civilians. Call us today for a private tour of your new home.

Can civilians Visit Fort Knox?

The United States Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky is not a production facility – it stores precious metal bullion reserves for the United States. No visitors are permitted in the facility.

What units are in Fort Knox?

Units / Tenants

U.S. Army Cadet Command.
V Corps.
U.S. Army Human Resources Command.
U.S. Army Recruiting Command.
1st Theater Sustainment Command.
First Army Division East.
84th Training Command.
100th Division.

What is the zip code for Fort Knox?

40121
40122401554016040175
Fort Knox/Zip codes

What town is outside Fort Knox?

Known locally as “E-town,” Elizabethtown is the place to be and the biggest city immediately around Fort Knox.

What is the closest town to Fort Knox?

Hillview, KY Fort Knox is located about 30 miles away, and the town offers a small-town community for those looking to raise families in the area. With close proximity to more metropolitan areas just a short drive away, Hillview offers the best of both worlds to residents looking to settle here.

Is there anything to do at Fort Knox?

Go camping near Fort Knox at this recreation area. There is a charge to go in. There are trails to run or walk with view of the Ohio River (and the creek of course). You can also do some fishing in the creek or try out the Frisbee golf course.

Who owns the gold at Fort Knox?

The U.S. Department of the Treasury
All the 4581.5 tonnes of gold in Fort Knox is entirely owned by The U.S. Department of the Treasury.

Who privately owns the most gold?

The United States holds the largest stockpile of gold reserves in the world by a considerable margin at over 8,100 tons. The U.S. government has almost as many reserves as the next three largest gold-holding countries combined (Germany, Italy, and France).