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Where was the first permanent settlment in the US?
Fort Astoria
What was the westernmost point of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Fort Clatsop in 1805
What is the Clatsop Indians religion?
The Clatsop, or Chinook, Indians were and are a group of Chinooken peoples living on the South side of the Columbia River. Traditional religion is complicated to explain as nothing was really "worshiped". Instead there were many customs to follow and taboos to avoid.
What fort replaced fort maurepas?
Fort Louis replaced Fort Maurepas.
Oregon trail forts?
fort laramie fort leavenworth fort bridger fort boise fort hall and more
How was the winter of in Fort Clatsop?
it was cold
What was the name of the fort that Lewis and clark constructed?
Fort Clatsop
What was the name of the fort Lewis and Clark built last?
Fort clatsop
How old is Fort Clatsop?
It was built in 1805.
Where did Lewis and Clark land?
Fort Clatsop
What date did the Lewis and Clark expedition leave Fort Clatsop?
The Lewis and Clark expedition left Fort Clatsop on March 23, 1806.
What was the fort that Lewis and Clark built on the Pacific Ocean called?
Fort Clatsop
When was Fort Clatsop built?
Lewis and Clark.
Are fort mandan and fort clatsop the same thing?
No. Fort Mandan was somewhere around the beginning of the expedition and Fort Clatsop was somewhere around the beginning of the journey back home. They were named after Indian tribes that lived around the forts.
How long did it take Lewis and Clark to build Fort Clatsop?
Lewis and Clark's party, consisting of around 33 men, started constructing Fort Clatsop on December 10, 1805. It took them about three weeks to complete the construction, and the fort was completed by December 25, 1805.
What is the name of the fort where the expedition of Lewis and Clark stayed near the pacific?
Fort Clatsop
Where was the first permanent settlment in the US?
Fort Astoria
