Land Features:
2000 Mile Creek, Montana
3000 Mile Island, Montana
Amberson's Island, Ohio River
Arkansas River
Ash Creek, Missouri
Bad-humored Island, South Dakota
Bald-Pated Prairie
Battle River, Montana
Beacon Rock, Washington (Nov 2, 1805)
Bear Creek, Missouri
Bear Paw Mountains
Beaver Dam River, South Dakota
Beaverhead River, Montana
Beaver's Head Rock, Montana (Aug. 8, 1805)
Big Beaver Creek, Pennsylvania
Big Bend, Missouri River
Big Dry Creek, Montana
Big Dry River, Montana
Big Grave Creek, Virginia
Big Hole Pass, Montana
Big Hole River, Montana
Big Manitou Creek, Missouri
Big Muddy River, Missouri
Big Muddy River, Montana
Big Nemaha River, Nebraska
Big Sioux Rivers, South Dakota - Iowa
Big Wheeling Creek, Virginia
Bighorn River, Wyoming
Bitterroot Mountains, Idaho - Montana
Bitterroot River Valley, Montana
Black Hills, South Dakota
Blackbird Creek, Missouri
Blackfoot River, Montana
Bonhomme Creek, Missouri
Boyer's Creek, Missouri
Bozeman Pass, Montana
Broken Mountains, Montana
Brown's Island, Ohio River
Bruno's Island, Pennsylvania
Buffalo Creek, Missouri
Buffalo Creek, Montana
Buffalo Island, Montana
Cannon Beach, Oregon
Cannonball River, North Dakota
Canoe Creek, Washington
Cape Disappointment, Washington
Carp Island, Missouri River
Cascade Range
Cascades of the Columbia (Great Rapids)
Cat River, Iowa
Cataract River, Washington
Caution Island, South Dakota
Cedar Creek, Missouri
Cedar Island, Missouri
Celilo Falls, Columbia River
Chariton River, Missouri
Cheyenne Creek
Cheyenne River, Wyoming - South Dakota
Chicot Island, Missouri
Chopunnish River, Idaho
Clark's Fork, Yellowstone River, Wyoming
Clearwater River, Idaho
Coast Range
Cokahlahishkit River, Montana
Coldwater Creek, Missouri
Colorado River and Basin
Colt Creek, Idaho
Coltkilled Creek, Montana
Columbia River and Basin
Continental Divide
Council Bluff, Iowa
Cowlitz River, Washington
Creek of Arrows, Missouri
Creek of the Big Rock, Missouri
Creek on High Water, South Dakota
Crooked Falls, Montana
Cruzattes's River, Washington
Cupboard Creek, Missouri
Dearborn River, Oregon
Deer Creek, Missouri
Deer Island, Columbia River
Des Moines River, Iowa
Des Moines River, Oregon
Deschutes River, Oregon
Devil's Race Ground, Missouri River
Diamond Island, Columbia River
Elk Island, South Dakota
Field's Creek, Montana
Fish River, North Dakota
Flathead River, Montana
Floyd River, Iowa
Floyd's Bluff, Iowa
Frazer's Creek, Montana
Gallatin River, Montana - Wyoming
Gasconade River, Missouri
Gates of the Rocky Mountains (July 19, 1805)
Giant Springs (June 18, 1805)
Gibson Pass, Montana
Glade Creek, Montana
Goat Island, South Dakota
Good-humored Island, South Dakota
Good Woman's River, Missouri
Goodhope Island, South Dakota
Goose Egg Lake, North Dakota
Grand River, Missouri
Grave Creek Mounds, Virginia
Grays Bay, Washington
Great Falls of the Missouri
Great Plains
Great Spirit is Bad Creek, Nebraska
Grindstone Creek, Missouri
Grouse Island, South Dakota
Handsome Prairie, Iowa
Hat Rock (October 19, 1805)
Hocking River, Ohio
Hood River, Oregon
Horseshoe River, Oregon
Horseshoe Bend Creek, Idaho
Hungry Creek, Montana
Image Canoe Island, Columbia River (November 4, 1805)
Indian Knob Creek, Missouri
Island of the Mills, Missouri
James River, North Dakota - South Dakota
Jefferson River, Montana
Kansas River, Kansas
Knife River, North Dakota
Kooskooske River, Idaho
La Charette Creek, Missouri
Labiche River, Oregon
Lamine River, Missouri
Lead Creek, Missouri
Lemhi Pass, Idaho - Montana
Lemhi River, Idaho
Letart Falls, Ohio
Lewis and Clark Pass, Montana
Lewis and Clark River, Oregon
Lewis' River, Idaho
Little Basin, Missouri River, North Dakota
Little Dry Creek, Montana
Little Dry River, Montana
Little Good Woman's Creek, Missouri
Little Grave Creek, Virginia
Little Horsetail ripple, Ohio River
Little Kanawha River, Virginia
Little Manitou Creek, Missouri
Little Muddy River, Missouri
Little Muddy River, Nebraska
Little Sioux River, Iowa
Lochsa River, Idaho
Logtown Riffle, Ohio River
Lolo Hot Springs (September 13, 1805)
Lolo Trail, Idaho - Montana
Long Beach Peninsula, Washington
Lookout Creek, South Dakota
Luter Island, Missouri
Madison River, Montana
Marias River, Montana
Martha's River, Montana
Mast Creek, Missouri
McKee's Rock, Ohio River
McNeal's Creek, Montana
Medicine River, Montana
Milk River, Montana
Mine River, Missouri
Miry Creek, North Dakota
Mississippi River and Valley
Missouri Breaks, Montana
Missouri River and Valley
Monongahela River, Pennsylvania - Virginia
Moreau Creek, Missouri
Moreau River, South Dakota
Mount Adams, Washington
Mount Hood, Oregon
Mount Jefferson, Oregon (March 30, 1806)
Mount Rainier, Washington
Mount St. Helens, Washington
Mouse River, North Dakota
Multnomah River, Oregon
Muskingum River, Ohio
Musselshell Rapid, Columbia River
New Timberland River, Washington
Nightingale Creek, Missouri
No Timber Creek, South Dakota
Nodaway River, Iowa - Missouri
North Fork, Clearwater River, Idaho
Oak Creek, South Dakota
Ohio River and Valley
Onion Creek, North Dakota
Osage River, Missouri
Osage Woman's Creek, Missouri
Otter Creek, Missouri
Otter Creek, South Dakota
Panther Creek, Montana
Pelican Island, Iowa
Pipestone Creek, Minnesota
Platte River, Nebraska
Plum Creek, Missouri
Pocasse Creek, South Dakota
Point Ellice, Washington
Point Lewis, Washington
Pompy's Pillar, Montana
Pompy's Tower (July 25, 1806)
Praire of the Knobs
Porcupine River, Montana
Portage Creek, Montana
Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin
Prairie of Arrows, Missouri
Quawmarsh Creek, Idaho
Quawmarsh flats, Idaho
Quick Sand River, Oregon
Rattlesnake Cliffs, Montana
Reuben Creek, South Dakota
Rio Colorado
Rio Grande
Rock Dam Creek, Montana
Rocky Mountains
Roloje Creek, Nebraska
Rose River, Montana
Ruby River, Montana
Rush Creek, Missouri
Saline Creek, Missouri
Salmon River, Idaho
Sand Creek, Missouri
Sandy River, Oregon
Sentinal Creek, South Dakota
Sheperd's Creek, Missouri
Shoshone Cove, Idaho
Sioux River, South Dakota - Iowa
Snake Bluff, Missouri
Snake Creek, Missouri
Snake River, Idaho
Soldier's River, Iowa
Spirit Lake, Iowa
Spirit Mound, South Dakota
Split Rock Creek, Missouri
Stone Idol Creek, South Dakota
Stone River, Iowa
Strawberry Island, Columbia River
Sulphur Spring
Sunfish Creek, Ohio
Tavern Cave
Teton River, Montana
Three Forks, Missouri River
Tillamook Head, Oregon
Tongue Point, Oregon
Tongue River, Wyoming - Montana
Towarnehiooks River, Oregon
Tower Rock, Montana (July 16, 1805)
Track Creek, Montana
Traveler's Rest Creek, Montana
Turf Creek, Montana
Two Medicine River, Montana
Valley Plain River, Montana
Vermillion River, South Dakota
Waller's Rifle, Ohio River
Weippe Prairie, Idaho
Weiser River, Idaho
White Bear Islands, Montana
White Brant Creek, South Dakota
White Cliffs, Missouri Breaks, Montana
White Stone River, South Dakota
Willamette River, Oregon
Willard's Creek, Montana
Willow Creek, Iowa
Willow Run, Montana
Wilson's Riffle, Ohio River
Wind River, Washington
Wisdom River, Montana
Woolery's Trap, Ohio River
Yellowstone River
Zancare Creek, Missouri
the landmarks lewis and clark dicoversed on their expedition is the john handcock
small pox
No, they stared the trip together
September 1804.
National Geographic Specials - 1964 Lewis and Clark Great Journey West was released on: USA: 2003
No they were not, they were only friends. If you happen to encounter the name "Meriwether Lewis Clark" this is the name of one of William Clark's sons. William Clark and Merwether Lewis had a deep friendship and it's no wonder that William Clark named one of his sons after his dear friend.
they encountered the Missouri Indians on August 3rd 1804.
Fort clatsop
Lewis and Clark crossed the Rocky Mountains to reach the Pacific Ocean. This formidable geographic barrier presented a significant challenge to their expedition, but they were able to navigate through it with the help of indigenous guides.
The weather hindered Lewis and Clark's expedition. The weather was so bad that they couldn't reach the West.
There were two primary journals kept during the Lewis and Clark expedition, one by Meriwether Lewis and the other by William Clark. These journals recorded detailed accounts of the expedition's discoveries and encounters with Native American tribes, wildlife, and natural landmarks.
they brought back valueable scientific and geographic information