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The trail that guided more than 250,000 farmers and miners to California is known as the California Trail. It was part of the larger westward migration during the mid-19th century, particularly during the Gold Rush starting in 1849. The trail extended from various starting points in the eastern United States, leading settlers across the plains and mountains to the goldfields and fertile lands of California. Its significance lies in its role in shaping westward expansion and the settlement of the American West.

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