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Well, there was independence rock and if you hadn't passed by July 4th, it meant you were off schedule. It's called Independence rock because July 4th is when America declared independence form Britain.
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The address of the Friends Of Cedar Rock is: 2611 Quasqueton Diag Blvd, Independence, IA 50644
This type of rock is likely a boulder or large stone that pioneers used as a canvas for leaving their mark. By applying axle grease to the surface and then carving or painting their names and messages, pioneers were able to leave a lasting record of their presence in a particular area. These rocks can serve as historical markers and are often found in areas with a history of pioneer or settler activity.
The big flat rock in Wyoming is likely "Independence Rock." It is a large granite rock formation along the Oregon Trail that emigrants used as a landmark and a place to celebrate Independence Day.
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There are estimated to be around 5,000 names carved on Independence Rock, a natural landmark along the Oregon Trail in Wyoming. These carvings were left by pioneers and travelers passing through the area in the 19th century.
The distance from Devils Gate in Wyoming to Independence Rock is 7 miles. Devils Gate is a break in the Rattlesnake Mountains.
Courthouse Rock is located in Nebraska and Independence, Missouri is approximately 260 miles southeast of it.
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