Mount Rushmore

There is no Indian/Native American carved on Mount Rushmore.

There is a monument being carved in the Black Hills, near Custer, to honor the Native American, Crazy Horse.

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It is 1,733 miles according to Google Maps.

Tthere are no entrance fees to visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial; however there is a fee for the adjacent parking area. In 2012, the fees are $11 per vehicle (car, motorcycle, RV) with a separate fee structure for buses.

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Thomas Jefferson, one of the most prominent of the founding fathers, is credited as the author of the Declaration of Independence. He became the third president of the United States. His administration bought from France the land on which Mt. Rushmore stands. He sent the Lewis and Clarke expedition to explore that territory when it was still unsettled. He, more than the others, perhaps, belongs on that mountain.

Mount Rushmore is in Keystone, South Dakota. The 4 Presidents whose faces are carved into the mountain are: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt. There will Never be anymore faces added to the monument. Many people have suggested adding another face to the monument, but, that will Never happen.

The heads of the four presidents were all completed by 1941. The original plan was to have them carved from head to waist, however lack of funds forced a change to just the heads. The outline of Washington's coat is visible on the sculpture, as well as part of Lincoln's hand.

Mt. Rushmore never got finished because Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, died. His son, Lincoln, took over, but funding ran out.

No, Mount Rushmore is located in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

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It is a national park, and so, it is owned by the citizens of the U.S.

Yes it is along with George washington abraham lincoln and thomas jefferson

The Presidents are Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt.

They were selected by Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, for their important contributions to the US. George Washington was chosen because he was the father of our country. Thomas Jefferson was honored for the Declaration of Independence, and for the expansion of the nation by the Louisiana Purchase. Teddy Roosevelt was chosen because he saw through the completion of the Panama Canal, and made the US a world power. Lincoln was chosen for preserving the Union through the Civil War.

Mount Rushmore is on the North American continent.

Mount Rushmore is in the Black Hills region of South Dakota.

No. The carvings on Mount Rushmore were not started until 1927, many years after slavery had been abolished in the United States. Most of the workers on Mount Rushmore were miners from the Black Hills area.

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There is no "secret cave" behind Mount Rushmore. However, directly behind the faces is what Gutzon Borglum had hoped would be a "Hall of Records". It was to be located in a canyon which is directly behind the faces. Carving was started on the entrance to the Hall of Records, but discontinued when Congress directed that construction was only to be done on the faces.

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Thomas Jefferson is on the US nickel and Mount Rushmore.

George Washington is on the quarter and $1 bill, while Abraham Lincoln is on the cent and $5 bill. Teddy Roosevelt is the only president depicted on Mount Rushmore who doesn't appear on a regularly-circulating coin or bill.

There are hiking trails anyone can take that go very close to the base of Mount Rushmore.

Only maintenance staff are allowed access to the faces and VIP tours to the top of Mount Rushmore may be requested.

Some areas of Mount Rushmore are open for climbing if you get permission and the proper permits.

The parking lot, visitor center, and all viewing areas are whell-chair accessible.

About 550 miles. It'll take just under 8 hours to travel the distance. The majority of the distance is covered by Interstate. Go up I-29 to Sioux Falls and then go west on I-90 to Rapid City.