LaSalle referred to the Ohio River as the "La Belle Rivière," which translates to "the Beautiful River." This name highlighted the river's significance and beauty as he explored the region in the late 17th century. LaSalle's expeditions contributed to European knowledge of the river and its strategic importance in North America.
Lasalle thought that the Northwest Passage was the Ohio River. He eventually found out it wasn't.
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lasalle explored the two rivers(Mississippi river and Ohio river) because he wanted to be the first one to find the north west passage and wanted to build a colony at the mouth of Mississippi river.
the river explored by lasalle is the Colorado river
LaSalle, the French explorer, had claimed a huge land area from the Appalachian Mountains in the east to the Rocky Mountains in the west, and from the Great Lakes in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south. He called this area New France. The whole Ohio River Valley was not part of LaSalle's claim, but gradually the French moved into all of the Ohio River Valley. They were mostly fur trappers by trade.
Rober Lasalle discovered Mississippi River Valley. Also, Robert Lasalle is from France.
Robert lasalle found the top of the mississipp river
Robert laSalle traveled down the Mississippi River and claimed it for France.
the french claimed that the ohio river valley belonged to htem because when they reached the end of the mississippi river robert lasalle claimed all the land and tributaries land of france
The Ohio River
Lasalle
LaSalle went to north America to the Mississippi river, and traveled down to the gulf of Mexico.