Vine maple

Aug 22 1804

Missouri River near Vermillion area — John Ordway: August 22, 1804

...elow the hills their is Some large Timber of cottonwood Elm Maple &. C. Some oak & ceeder on the Bluffs, we halted under the Bluffs & found different kinds of oar wh...

Apr 9 1805

Clark: April 9, 1805

...tor to day great numbers of Brant flying up the river, the Maple, & Elm has buded & Cotton and arrow wood beginning to bud. I saw in the prarie an animal resemblin...

Aug 13 1805

Lewis: August 13, 1805

...iver passed. I saw near the creek some bushes of the white maple, the shumate of the small species with the winged rib, and a species of honeysuckle much in it's g...

Nov 3 1805

Columbia River tidewater, approaching estuary — Patrick Gass: November 3, 1805

...d closely timbered: on the river the timber is cotton wood, maple and some ash; and back from it mostly spruce pine. We made 13 miles and encamped on a large island,...

Nov 4 1805

Clark: November 4, 1805

...ld crab & a Specis of wood I'm not acquainted, a Specis of maple & Cotton wood grow near this river, Some low bushes Indians continue to be with us, Several Canoes...

Nov 5 1805

Columbia River tidewater, approaching estuary — Patrick Gass: November 5, 1805

...ce timber. The bottoms are large, covered with cotton wood, maple, and the like kinds of wood. We passed a great many Indian camps, their lodges made chiefly of pole...

Nov 30 1805

Clark: November 30, 1805

...es Pine, a kind of ash a Species of Beech and a Species of Maple, in addition to the pine Lorrel and under groth Common to the woods in this Lower Countrey the hil...

Feb 10 1806

Clark: February 10, 1806

... 60 feet high-the froot is a winged Seed Somewhat like the maple. In the Same part of the countrey there is also another groth, which resembles the white maple in ...

Feb 10 1806

Lewis: February 10, 1806

...0 feet high. the fruit is a winged seed somewhate like the maple. in the same part of the country there is also another growth which resembles the white maple in i...

Apr 6 1806

Portaging Cascades of the Columbia upstream — Patrick Gass: April 6, 1806

... is mostly of the fir kind, with some cherry, dogwood, soft maple and ash; and a variety of shrubs which bear fruit of fine flavour, that the natives make use of for...

Apr 12 1806

Lewis: April 12, 1806

...e Cottonwood, sweet willow, broad leafed ash, a species of maple, the purple haw, a small speceis of cherry; purple currant, goosberry, red willow, vining and whit...

Jun 16 1806

Clark: June 16, 1806

... the honeysuckle, huckleberry and a Small Species of white maple are beginning to put foth their leaves, where they are clear of the Snow, those appearances in th...

Jun 16 1806

Lewis: June 16, 1806

...e, the honeysuckle, huckburry and a small speceis of white maple are begining to put fourth their leaves; these appearances in this comparatively low region auger...

Sep 18 1806

Missouri River through Kansas-Missouri area — Patrick Gass: September 18, 1806

... tioned, 47, 48, 52, 53, 55-73, 275 Mandan villages, 53, 54 Maple, 168, 170; soft, 211. Marapa river, 46 Maria’s river, 96, 97, 99, 260, 261, 266-268 Marrow creek,...