Atlas of Lewis & Clark in Missouri is a re-creation of the natural landscape of the 1804-06 time period. Harlan and Denny used computer generated maps to determine the route of the river as Lewis and Clark saw it. There are 27 map plates. Campsites are located in relation to present day sites. Journal descriptions accompany the map plates, which also include old geographic names; historical hydrography, contemporary towns, settlements and forts, Indian campsites and villages, and territorial land grants from French and Spanish governments.
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Lewis and Clark Expedition, Maps, Missouri, Discovery and Exploration, Historical geography, Trail, Lewis & Clark Trail, Photo Book