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Independence Missouri marks the beginning of the santa fe, Oregon and California trails. To commemorate this history, every year there is a celebration in Independence called SANTACALIGON. There is food, carnival rides, and crafts.

I know this to be fact because I grew up there, and I studied Missouri history as part of my cirriculum in school.

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The starting point for both the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails was the Missouri town of?

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Independence Missouri marks the beginning of the santa fe, Oregon and California trails. To commemorate this history, every year there is a celebration in Independence called SANTACALIGON. There is food, carnival rides, and crafts. I know this to be fact because I grew up there, and I studied Missouri history as part of my cirriculum in school.


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Independence Missouri marks the beginning of the santa fe, Oregon and California trails. To commemorate this history, every year there is a celebration in Independence called SANTACALIGON. There is food, carnival rides, and crafts. I know this to be fact because I grew up there, and I studied Missouri history as part of my cirriculum in school.


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