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![]() Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings For the convenience of users of this volume, sites and buildings are listed alphabetically by State. The following code indicates site categories:
NOTE: The following descriptions indicate sites that are open to the public. Before visiting any of them, inquiry should be made to the owners or custodians concerning dates and hours of access and admission costs, usually nominal. Special permission should be obtained to visit privately owned sites. Web Edition Note: The description of these sites reflect their status at the time of publication of this document in 1975. The text reflects some minor updates to this material, but the viewer should consult other sources for more accurate up-to-date information.
2 Up the Missouri, Camp WoodCamp Fortunate 3 Crossing the Continental Divide, Camp FortunateBitterroot River 4 Headwaters of the MissouriColumbia River and Pacific Ocean, Westbound and Eastbound 5 Crossing the Bitterroot Mountains via the Lolo Trail, Westbound and Eastbound 6 Exploring the Mouth of the Columbia and the Pacific Coast 7 Travelers Rest (Point of Separation)Point of Reunion, Eastbound 8 The Lewis and Clark ExpeditionHistoric Sites of National Significance 9 Location of Camp Wood and Channels of Mississippi, Missouri, and Wood Rivers, 1804 and 1970 10 Portage Route Around the Great Falls and Rapids of the Missouri River, Westbound and Eastbound 11 Fort Mandan and Nearby Mandan and Minnetaree Indian Villages
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