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.
Well, there was independence rock and if you hadn't passed by July 4th, it meant you were off schedule. It's called Independence rock because July 4th is when America declared independence form Britain.
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The address of the Friends Of Cedar Rock is: 2611 Quasqueton Diag Blvd, Independence, IA 50644
The big flat rock in Wyoming is likely "Independence Rock." It is a large granite rock formation along the Oregon Trail that emigrants used as a landmark and a place to celebrate Independence Day.
The distance from Devils Gate in Wyoming to Independence Rock is 7 miles. Devils Gate is a break in the Rattlesnake Mountains.
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There are at least four Courthouse Rocks in the US. The one in KY is 631 miles from Independence.
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