Lewis and Clarks Journey between Oregon and Washington
The High Potential Historic Sites
Created by Morgan Scafidi
Snake River Confluence
Image Source: National Park Service
Snake River Confluence website
Journal Entries on October 16, 1805 - October 18, 1805
Celilo Falls Portage
Image Source: National Park Service
Celilo Falls Portage website
Journal Entries on October 22, 1805
Rock Fort Campsite
Image Source: National Park Service
Rock Fort Campsite website
Journal Entries on October 25, 1805
Beacon Rock
Image Source: National Park Service
Beacon Rock website
Journal Entries on October 31, 1805
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge
Image Source: National Park Service
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge website
Journal Entries on November 4, 1805
Dismal Nitch
Image Source: National Park Service
Dismal Nitch website
Journal Entries on November 10, 1805
Middle Village-Station Camp
Image Source: National Parks Service
Middle Village-Station Camp website
Journal Entries on November 24, 1805
Cape Disappointment
Image Source: National Park Service
Cape Disappointment website
Journal Entries on November 14, 1805
Tongue Point
Image Source: National Park Service
Tongue Point website
Journal Entries on November 25, 1805
Fort Clatsop
Image Source: National Park Service
Fort Clatsop website
Journal Entries from December 06, 1805 - March 23, 1806
Ecola Creek/Cannon Beach
Image Source: National Park Service
Ecola Creek/Cannon Beach website
Journal Entries on January 5, 1806
Sandy River Delta
Image Source: National Park Service
Sandy River Delta website
Journal Entries on November 3, 1805
Willamette River Confluence
Image Source: National Park Service
Willamette River Confluence website
Journal Entries on March 30, 1806
Walla Walla River Confluence
Image Source: National Park Service
Walla Walla River Confluence website
Journal Entries on April 30, 1806
Lewis and Clark Trail Travois Road
Image Source: National Park Service
Lewis and Clark Trail Travois Road website
Journal Entries on April 27, 1806
