On October 16, 1805, Lewis and Clark finally reached the Columbia River, entering the Pacific Northwest on the final stretch of what would become one of the most famous expeditions in American ...

They didn’t find it—but they did return with journals full of observations, new maps ... the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest. The Spanish government, afraid that Lewis and Clark ...

(KOIN) – The Lewis and Clark Bridge that connects Rainier ... closure may create hardships for people who live along the Columbia River and may require residents to reschedule medical and ...

The rivers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark floated westward from St ... Included were a talk on the history of the geography of the Columbia River Gorge, an insight into the many native ...

The journey, called In the Path of Lewis & Clark, takes 11 days and visits Mount St. Helens in Washington, Astoria in Oregon and the Columbia River Gorge, among other points. The idea is to ...

Watch a brief expose on the history of Lewis and Clark's "Corps of Discovery ... the Expedition progressed through the Clearwater River to the Columbia River, and noticed another drastic change ...

ON THE MISSOURI RIVER — With sunset light ... plant and soil types, he said (Lewis recorded some 300 plants and animals new to science). Make maps (Clark's detailed maps "brought the American ...

and then the River of the West (Snake-Columbia) to the Pacific Ocean. The Lewis and Clark Trail falls short of Stephen Ambrose's characterization of it stretching from "sea to shining sea." ...

and canoed down the Columbia River system to near what is now Portland, Oregon. The Lewis and Clark Expedition was a remarkable achievement, and the West would never be the same. Only two years ...

How wonderful it would be to see this Columbia River rapids known ... excellent vistas over the eastern Columbia River Gorge and the Lewis and Clark route. The best way here to get a sense of ...

on Friday as the centerpiece of the first of seven Confluence Projects planned for some 450 miles of the Columbia River. The dedication was 200 years to the day from when the Lewis and Clark ...