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Gregory and Charles Mix Counties
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Gregory and Charles Mix Counties

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In 1804, Lewis and Clark navigated the Missouri River by keelboat, exploring the river border between the two future counties of Gregory and Charles Mix. Their discovery and exploration of the territory acquired in the Louisiana Purchase unleashed the movement west and its subsequent settlement. The area, first described in exploration journals as rich in vegetation and wildlife, remains a scenic wonder.Since Lewis and Clark’s exploration, the area has had its share of interesting history. Using over 200 historic photographs, Gregory and Charles Mix Counties awakens the area’s past and highlights some of its most unique attributes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arcadia Publishing
Country
United States
Date
28 July 2004
Pages
127
ISBN
9780738533223

In 1804, Lewis and Clark navigated the Missouri River by keelboat, exploring the river border between the two future counties of Gregory and Charles Mix. Their discovery and exploration of the territory acquired in the Louisiana Purchase unleashed the movement west and its subsequent settlement. The area, first described in exploration journals as rich in vegetation and wildlife, remains a scenic wonder.Since Lewis and Clark’s exploration, the area has had its share of interesting history. Using over 200 historic photographs, Gregory and Charles Mix Counties awakens the area’s past and highlights some of its most unique attributes.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arcadia Publishing
Country
United States
Date
28 July 2004
Pages
127
ISBN
9780738533223