Move Fort Knox or Wenatchee Gold?
Sasquatch Geo Kids want to know.
Washington National, Columbia District (south of Waterville north of George, Washington) has more WMI/WMB gold/silver (“Metals in Possession”) at its Geologic Wenatchee Depository (“GWD”) than the Washington National Bullion Depository (“Fort Knox”) inside of Fort Knox (south of Louisville north of Elizabethtown, Kentucky). Both are protected by the Washington National Army, so they are comfortably safe, but Columbia District, Washington National, future Signal Corps cryptologists (“Geo Kids”) asked DOC a question at DI’s last visit there (Sasquatch unanswered). Here is some background together with their question.
Great Northern Railway and Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway (“BNSF Railway”, headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas) merged, but BNSF Railway’s Gold line from Metals in Possession at GWD (Washington) eastward to Fort Knox (Kentucky) terminates in Kansas City. Norfolk Southern (“NSC Railway”, headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia) Railway’s Gold line from Fort Knox (Kentucky) westward to Metals in Possession at GWD (Washington) terminates in Kansas City. The Weight of Wenatchee Gold is greater than The Weight of Fort Knox Gold, so should we move Fort Knox (Washington National Bullion Depository) to Wenatchee?
DOC asked Washington National, Columbia District branch, Department of the Treasury, executive assistant treasurers, But they said: “We are not interested in any WMI/WMB gold/silver deposits”. DOC asked Washington National, Columbia District branch, Department of the Treasury agency, Office of Thrift Supervision about it; But they said: “We are not interested in any WMI/WMB gold/silver deposits”. DOC asked Washington National, Columbia District branch, Government of the Federal corporation, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation about it; But they said: “We are not interested in any WMI/WMB gold/silver deposits”.
U.S. Treasury – Fact Sheet on the Fort Knox Bullion Depository
George, Washington, is in Grant county, Washington.
Waterville, Washington, is in Douglas county, Washington.
Deposit, Kentucky, is in Hardin and Meade counties, Kentucky.
Move Fort Knox or Wenatchee Gold?
Sasquatch Geo Kids want to know.
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