Clark: August 10, 1804
The Corps of Discovery pushed onward up the Missouri River through what is now Nebraska. Members of the party hunted game and recorded observations of the surrounding prairie country. Navigation proved difficult, as the river was crowded with sandbars that demanded steady attention and careful maneuvering from the boatmen throughout the day.
The expedition continued up the Missouri River through present-day Nebraska. The men hunted and made observations of the surrounding prairie landscape. The river was filled with sandbars requiring constant vigilance from the boatmen.
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The expedition continued up the Missouri River through present-day Nebraska. The men hunted and made observations of the surrounding prairie landscape.
The river was filled with sandbars requiring constant vigilance from the boatmen.
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