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Lewis & Clark Campsites Then and Now

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Lewis and Clark camped along the Snake River from April 29 to June 9, 1806, encountering snowy, cold conditions in the rolling hills and Bitterroot Mountains. They interacted with Nez Perce Indians, playing games, though Clark wanted to depart quickly. The document compares the campsites of Snake River, Camp Chopunnish, and Traveler's Rest from the Lewis and Clark expedition to their locations in present-day Pasco, WA; Kamiah, ID; and Traveler's Rest.

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Lewis and Clark Campsites Then and Now By Dylan and Jeffrey
From Snake River to Camp Chopunnish • April 29 , 1806 – June 9 ,1806.
They say a land that was • Snowy and cold with rolling hills and Bitterroot mountains sheeted with snow.
What happened on this part of the trip was • They played games with the Nez Perce Indians and Clark wanted to leave the very next day.
Pasco WA today / Snake River
Kamiah ID today / Camp Chopunnish
Traveler’s Rest today

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