Lewis: Ohio River Journey, September 18, 1803
On this day, Lewis continued down the Ohio River, passing the mouth of the Hocking River. River conditions had improved, with higher water levels allowing the party to make steadier progress than they had during the difficult earlier portion of the journey from Pittsburgh, where low water had repeatedly hindered the boat's movement.
Lewis navigated past the mouth of the Hocking River. The Ohio’s water level had improved somewhat, allowing steadier progress than the frustrating first weeks out of Pittsburgh.
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Lewis navigated past the mouth of the Hocking River. The Ohio's water level had improved somewhat, allowing steadier progress than the frustrating first weeks out of Pittsburgh.
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