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Independence Rock, located in Wyoming, earned its name because it served as a significant landmark for pioneers traveling the Oregon Trail in the mid-1800s. The name reflects the date of July 4th, or Independence Day, by which many settlers aimed to reach the rock, marking their progress on the journey westward. The rock itself became a site for travelers to inscribe their names and dates, symbolizing their quest for freedom and new beginnings.

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