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On the return journey from the Pacific coast, Lewis & Clark were forced to spend four weeks with the Nez Perce Indians waiting for the snow to melt in the Bitterroot mountains (14 May 1806-10 Jun 1806). Their camp was called Camp Long or [[Camp Chopunnish]]. The camp was abandoned on 10 Jun 1806. | On the return journey from the Pacific coast, Lewis & Clark were forced to spend four weeks with the Nez Perce Indians waiting for the snow to melt in the Bitterroot mountains (14 May 1806-10 Jun 1806). Their camp was called Camp Long or [[Camp Chopunnish]]. The camp was abandoned on 10 Jun 1806 when they resumed the return journey. | ||
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Marker only near East Kamiah, Lewis County, Idaho | Marker only near East Kamiah, Lewis County, Idaho | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 24 September 2012
Camp Long (1806-1806) - A Lewis & Clark expedition camp established in 1806 on the return trip from the Pacific coast. Located in present day East Kamiah, Lewis County, Idaho. Abandoned in 1806. Also known as Camp Chopunnish and Long Camp.
Camp Long History
On the return journey from the Pacific coast, Lewis & Clark were forced to spend four weeks with the Nez Perce Indians waiting for the snow to melt in the Bitterroot mountains (14 May 1806-10 Jun 1806). Their camp was called Camp Long or Camp Chopunnish. The camp was abandoned on 10 Jun 1806 when they resumed the return journey.
Current Status
Marker only near East Kamiah, Lewis County, Idaho
USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) Database Entry: 394019
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Location: Near East Kamiah, Lewis County, Idaho. Maps & Images Lat: 46.2462854 Long: -116.0418069 |
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