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Lewis and Clark named the fort they built during their expedition "Fort Mandan." Established in 1804 near present-day Washburn, North Dakota, it served as their winter encampment and was named after the nearby Mandan Native American tribe. The fort was crucial for the explorers, providing shelter and a base for their operations during the winter months.

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