Discovering the Military Legacy of Lewis & Clark

A map from the Bicentennial Commemoration 2003–2006

Contributed by U.S. Army National Guard

In preparation for the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Commemoration 2003–2006, the United States National Guard published this map of the Lewis and Clark Trail. It shows their route including Washington City, Philadelphia, down the Ohio River, and St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean (and back). The map gives the location of 40 noteworthy sites with annotations highlighting the military nature of the expedition.

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Topics

Google Maps Lewis and Clark Trail Route Center Line Oregon-California Trails Lolo Trail Nee-Me-Poo National Historic Trail Mullan Road Other Trail Inventory Pacific Ocean Exploration Bird-Truax Trail Fur Trade Historic Map Timeline Carroll Trail Methodology Old North Trail The Wilderness Road

Contributors

Steve F. Russell Kristopher K. Townsend US National Park Service (LCNHT) Robert Heacock Robert H. Dunsmore Robert N. Bergantino Richard S. Buswell Charles Raddon U.S. Army National Guard Raymond Borchers Merle Wells David and Sue Eakin Larry Jones John (Jack) P. Harlan Martin Plamondon II James D. Harlan Ralph Saunders