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Journals of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
'Rediscover the Corps' Docu-Series
Corps of Discovery Members
Discovering Lewis & Clark
Environmental Stewardship
Explore the Lewis and Clark Trail
Lewis and Clark Trail
Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation
LewisClarkandBeyond.com
Lifelong Learning Online
Mapping the West
Reading List
The Eastern Legacy
The History of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
The Lewis and Clark Expedition and the USGS
The National Bicentennial Exhibition
The US Army's 'Corps of Discovery'
Washington History: Lewis and Clark Journey
 

The following maps and links show a variety of perspectives of the Trail. Visit the links on this page to learn about the maps prepared and received along Lewis and Clark's route to the West. Here you will also learn about the methods used by Lewis and Clark to survey the land and to determine the coordinates which would help them map the land they had traversed.

  • Mapping on the Trail
  • PBS: Lewis & Clark - Maps
  • American Treasures of the Library of Congress: The Lewis and Clark Expedition
  • To The Western Ocean: Planning The Lewis And Clark Expedition
  • St. Louis: The Town as seen by Lewis and Clark
  • The EOS Education Lewis and Clark Project (Satellite Imagery)
  • On the Trail, Lewis and Clark in Montana
  • Eduplace Maps
  • Lewis and Clark space-age atlas




Click the image to view a larger version of the Signature Map.



 
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NW Columbia Map Company
This map is created from the original document and advanced graphics allows any viewer a better understanding of where Lewis and Clark actually were compared to today’s modern times. As the Indian nations map, which had input from Otis Halfmoon and positive feedback from Dick Basch, actually allows each viewer a feel for how many Indian tribes actually existed during this event.

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