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Answer: KNOX

KNOX is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 75 times.

• Fort ___ (gold depository site)
• The "K" of James K. Polk
• First Secretary of War
• Fort ___ (gold site)
• Fort ___ (gold repository)
• Fort with a fortune
• Secretary of state who initiated dollar diplomacy
• N.F.L. coach known as "Ground Chuck"
• James ___ Polk
• The "K" in James K. Polk
• Presidential middle name
• Fort __ (gold repository in Kentucky)
• Fort ___ ("Goldfinger" setting)
• Fort ___ (bullion storage)
• Fort attacked by Goldfinger
• Polk's middle name
• Fort of gold
• Fort with a huge vault
• Kentucky fort
• Fort ___
• Fort with heavy bars
• Fort with over 143 million ounces of gold
• Fort ___ (U.S. gold storage facility)
• President Polk's middle name
• Kentucky county
• Fort featured in "Goldfinger"
• James Polk's middle name
• Gelatin brand
• Fort that houses bouillon
• Three-time NFL Coach of the Year Chuck
• Fort with bullion
• Fort with lots of bars
• Fort south of Louisville
• James __ Polk
• Fort where gold is kept
• Fort __, KY
• Gold fort
• Fort with billions in bullion
• One of Kentucky's 43 Across
• Gold-reserves fort
• Fort attacked in "Goldfinger"
• Fort with many bars
• Fort ___, KY
• Henry ___, first secretary of war
• Kentucky's Fort ___
• First U.S. secretary of war (for whom a fort was named)
• Fort once visited by 007
• Fort in "Goldfinger"
• U.S. fort where gold is kept
• Gold-filled Fort
• Fort full of ingots
• Fort ___ (U.S. gold depository)
• Ft. ___, KY
• Golden fort
• Fort with gold bars
• Washington's first Secretary of War
• One of the two characters in Dr. Seuss' "Fox in Socks"
• "Goldfinger" fort
• Rich fort
• Fort full of gold
• Gold-holding fort
• Eponym of impregnability
• U.S. fort with very tight security
• Name attached to a Southeastern "-ville"
• Fort SSW of Louisville
• Fort that's a vault
• Fort ___, home of the U.S. Bullion Depository
• Fort ___ (gold depository)
• Fort near Louisville
• Fort that holds gold
• Fortune-filled fort
• See 6-Across
• Fort defended by Bond
• Fort south of Indianapolis
• Fort guarded by the U.S. Mint Police