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The Voyage of Lewis and Clark

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B R I T I S H T E R R I T O R Y
Fort B R I T I S H T E R R I T O R Y
Columbia R.
Columbia R.
Mandan
Mandan
Three Forks of
Three Forks of
the Missouri River
the Missouri River
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Snake R. R.
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Mississippi R.
Mississippi R.

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Platt e R. Missouri R. , ,
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Colorado R. ROCKY MOUNTAINS St. Charles A A
Missouri R.
Colorado R.
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PACIFIC OCEAN
Rio Grande
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
MAP LEGEND Three Forks of the Missouri River—
Sacajawea is captured, 1799.
Lewis and Clark’s Journey West
St. Louis, MO—Preparation for the
Lewis and Clark’s Journey Home expedition, 1803–1804.
Lewis’s Return Route St. Charles, MO—Beginning of actual
Clark’s Return Route journey, May 21, 1804.
Fort Mandan, ND—Lewis and Clark
meet Charbonneau and Sacajawea,
1804. Jean Baptiste Charbonneau is
born, February 11, 1805.

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