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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Management
 
View of Columbia River from Station Camp

View of the Columbia River from Station Camp - Middle Village

Middle Village - Station Camp Concept Design as of July 20, 2011 [pdf] 22 pages; 3.6MB

Station Camp - Middle Village Environmental Assessment [pdf]
177 pages; 13.0MB

Environmental Assessment by Chapters
Preface [pdf] 5 pages; 718KB
Chapter 1 [pdf] 11 pages; 12MB
Chapter 2-1 [pdf ] 7 pages; 3.8MB
Chapter 2-2 [pdf] 5 pages; 1.5MB
Chapter 3 [pdf] 19 pages; 2.0MB
Chapter 4 [pdf] 30 pages; 498KB
Chapter 5 [pdf] 5 pages; 192KB
Chapter 6 [pdf] 3 pages; 136KB
Appendix  [pdf] 92 pages; 4.38MB

 
spruce tree tall

Photo by Bill Kaspar, NPS

Sitka Spruce Tree

Middle Village FONSI [pdf] 14 pages; 996 KB



Forest Environmental Assessment
[pdf] 131 pages; 2.6 MB

Fire Management Plan
[pdf] 211 pages; 3.2 MB

 
Bull and Cow Elk at Otter Point

Bull and Cow Elk at Otter Point

Otter Point - Environmental Assessment [pdf] 78 pages; 11 MB

Otter Point - Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) [pdf] 11 pages; 523 KB

 
Lewis & Clark National Historical Park Museum Management Plan [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Administrative History [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Suggested Historical Area Report [pdf]

Identifying, Documenting, and Evaluating Cultural Resources: Station Camp Unit: Lewis and Clark National Historical Park [pdf]

Lower Columbia River Lewis and Clark Sites Boundary Study [pdf]

The Lewis and Clark Trail from Fort Clatsop to the Clatsop Plains [pdf]

Fort Clatsop Environmental Assessment [doc]

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William Clark

Did You Know?
After returning to the United States, William Clark was appointed brigadier general of the Missouri Militia and Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the western territories , and later became governor of Missouri. He married Julia Hancock and had five children. He was 68 years old when he died.
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