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High cycle fatigue property of a high-nitrogen austenitic stainless steel Fe24Mn13Cr0.44N at room temperature and its fracture microstructures were investigated in detail. The results show that the fatigue curve could be fitted by exponential function lgN=1133-118S and the fatigue strength is 341 MPa which is mainly enhanced by Mn and N. It is no less than Fe-Cr-Ni series steels such as 316L. The fracture microstructures indicated that quasi-cleavage facet dominated when stress was low. But as the stress increased, quasi-cleavage facets were not obvious and no feature plane and fatigue striations were the main features instead.