Clark: October 15, 1805
The Corps of Discovery pressed on with their swift journey down the Columbia River, navigating treacherous rapids with assistance from their Nez Perce guides. The expedition traveled through deep basalt canyons as the landscape shifted, drawing them closer to the Cascade Range. They were now in the final stretch of their westward push toward the Pacific Ocean.
The Corps continued their rapid descent of the Columbia River system, running dangerous rapids with the help of Nez Perce guides. The river cut through deep basalt canyons as they approached the Cascade Range and the final stretch to the Pacific Ocean.
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The Corps continued their rapid descent of the Columbia River system, running dangerous rapids with the help of Nez Perce guides. The river cut through deep basalt canyons as they approached the Cascade Range and the final stretch to the Pacific Ocean.
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