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What modern towns did Lewis and Clark travel through on their expedition?
They left from St. Louis, but beyond that there was no modern towns. It was wide open land. Even today they might recognize some of the landscape because it hasn't changed that much.
What name was given to towns that grew very suddenly in the west?
boom towns
How many towns have Turkey in there name in the US?
None I think there are no towns in the US that have "turkey" in them
Why have some gold rush towns become ghost towns?
some of the gold rush towns hve now been called ghost towns because peope have passed away there because of the lack of food, water and warmth/coldness
What made Cahokia different from other mound builder towns?
Cohokia was larger than the other mound builder towns.
What modern towns did Lewis and Clark travel through on their expedition?
They left from St. Louis, but beyond that there was no modern towns. It was wide open land. Even today they might recognize some of the landscape because it hasn't changed that much.
What town did Lewis and Clark explore?
They didn't explore any towns. There were no towns in the areas where they were.
Which two states have neighboring towns named for explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark?
idaho and oregon
What towns run through Rio Grande?
No towns run through the Rio Grande.
Who took 175 troops down the Ohio River and captured several towns?
George Rogers Clark George Rogers Clark led soldiers down the Ohio River and captured many towns. He rose to the rank of Brigadier General.
What towns did Burke and Wills travel through?
Burke and Wills travelled through the towns of Swan Hilland Menindee.
What problems does a modern town have that were not present in the towns of the middle ages?
One problem of modern towns that comes to mind is motorized vehicular traffic, which require attention to paved streets, parking, traffic lights, signs, and ways to deal with accidents. Citizens of modern towns also demand a higher level of service from the towns. Modern towns have more integrated organization of sewage and drainage systems. Medieval towns used separation of human waste from graywater, with the human waste being used for fertilizer and the graywater running off in gutters. Modern towns provide more education, where in the Middle Ages it tended to be provided by Church organizations, though there were medieval state run schools, which some people fail to remember. Modern towns also provided emergency services such as hospitals, which were provided by the Church in medieval society, where they were provided at all.
What has the author Linda Lewis Michael written?
Linda Lewis Michael has written: 'Big as Texas' -- subject(s): Alphabet, Cities and towns, Geographical Names, Juvenile literature
What are gap towns?
Gap towns are small communities located in remote areas where there is a lack of services and resources, creating a gap in provision compared to larger urban centers. These towns often struggle with issues such as limited access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities due to their isolated location. Closing the gap in services for these towns is a common challenge for policymakers and community leaders.
Where can one purchase an armchair cover?
John Lewis will provide quality and is available in bigger towns if one prefers a proper shop instead of online retailer. Ikea would be a good choice to purchase anything for home, it sells modern contemporary furniture and accessories.
American towns beginning with letter a?
Ansted is a town in Fayette County, West Virginia. Arden is a town in Clark County, Nevada.
What major towns run through the four regions of nm?
Towns are stationary. They generally stay in the region they are built.
