By using measurements and notes in William Clark's journals, Plamondon has created maps depicting the Corps of Discovery's route on the Missouri River from Illinois to North Dakota in 1804. The maps compare the modern beds of streams to their courses at the time of exploration. Of further interest are excerpts from the expedition diaries and an insightful essay on frontier surveying.
Lewis and Clark Trail Maps: A Cartographic Reconstruction. Beyond Fort Mandan (North Dakota-Montana) to Continental Divide and Snake River (Idaho-Washington),...
Beyond Fort Mandan, North Dakota-Montana to Continental Divide and Snake River, Idaho-Washington: Outbound 1805, Return 1806. 2
This Lewis and Clark trail guide features condensed daily journal entries along with 25 historic trail maps from the U.S. Department of the Interior.
The journals of the Lewis & Clark expedition: a project of the Center for Great Plains Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln....
Jackson, D., 1978: Letters of the Lewis and Clark Expedition with Related Documents, 1783—1854. 2 vols. University of Illinois Press, ... Moore, R., and M. Haynes, 2003: Lewis and Clark Tailor Made, Trail Worn. Farcountry Press, 288 pp.
This book is an intensive examination of the Missouri portion of the expedition through a series of twenty-seven maps developed by combining early-nineteenth-century U.S. General Land Office (GLO) survey documents with narratives of the ...
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Subject categories, by volume: I: Before Lewis and Clark • Expedition Preparations • Expedition Personnel. II: People, Places, Things, and Events • Scientific Aspects of the Expedition.
Whether you are planning to cover a segment or the entire route, let Traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail show you how to make the most of your trip.
After one of the men shot a beaver for food , the dog Seaman “ as usual " went to retrieve . But the beaver , still alive , bit the dog's leg , severing an artery . Lewis wrote that it was difficult to stop the bleeding , and feared ...