Where did Lewis and clark stop along the way of their journey?

• May 14–20, 1804 Preparations, including hiring boatmen

Camp Dubois, Illinois

• May 21–June 1, 1804

• Supply base

Fort Kaskaskia, Illinois

• June 3–5, 1804

• Met with territorial governor William Henry Harrison; hired George Drouillard as a hunter and interpreter

Ohio River near Smithland, Kentucky

• July 15, 1804

• Met with Aaron Burr, who was on his way downriver and provided Lewis and Clark with valuable intelligence

Falls of the Ohio (Louisville), Kentucky

• August 1–3, 1804

• Picked up a flatboat and supplies

Clarksville, Indiana

• August 11–14, 1804

• Hired additional crew members

Harmonie, Indiana

• September 26, 1804

• Met with William Henry Harrison again; received advice and supplies

Vincennes, Indiana

• December 15, 1804

• Met with territorial governor William Henry Harrison again; discussed plans for the expedition with Native American leaders; picked up supplies

Kaskaskia, Illinois

• January 19–21, 1805

• Met with territorial governor William Henry Harrison; discussed plans for the expedition with Native American leaders; picked up supplies

St. Louis, Missouri

• February 23–March 9, 1805

• Final preparations, including hiring keelboatmen

Wood River, Illinois

• April 8–21, 1805

• Built a keelboat; hired additional crew members

Alton, Illinois

• May 3–4, 1805

• Met with William Clark’s brother, John; hired additional crew members

St. Charles, Missouri

• May 12–20, 1805

• Final preparations; met with Native American leaders; picked up supplies

Fort Bellefontaine, Missouri

• May 25–26, 1805

• Picked up supplies; received permission from Spanish authorities to enter their territory

Council Bluffs, Iowa

• July 19–August 3, 1805

• Built Fort Atkinson; winter quarters for the expedition

Mandan Villages, North Dakota

• November 2, 1805–April 7, 1806

• Winter quarters for the expedition; built Fort Mandan; learned about the local Native American tribes and their culture; hired Toussaint Charbonneau and his Shoshone wife, Sacagawea, as interpreters

Great Falls of the Missouri, Montana

• June 13–July 15, 1806

• Portaging around the Great Falls of the Missouri River

Lemhi Pass, Idaho

• August 12–17, 1806

• Crossed the Continental Divide; met with Shoshone Indians and obtained horses

Camp Fortunate, Idaho

• September 23–October 6, 1806

• Rebuilt canoes and supplies; hunted for food

Celilo Falls, Oregon

• November 4–24, 1806

• Portaging around Celilo Falls on the Columbia River

Fort Clatsop, Oregon

• December 7, 1805–March 23, 1806

• Winter quarters for the expedition; built Fort Clatsop; met with local Native American tribes and learned about their culture

Cape Disappointment, Washington

• March 24–27, 1806

• Reached the Pacific Ocean

Fort Clatsop, Oregon

• March 28–April 7, 1806

• Returned to Fort Clatsop; prepared for the return journey

Celilo Falls, Oregon

• April 11–14, 1806

• Portaging around Celilo Falls on the Columbia River

Lemhi Pass, Idaho

• June 30–July 2, 1806

• Crossed the Continental Divide

Mandan Villages, North Dakota

• August 14–22, 1806

• Reunited with Toussaint Charbonneau and Sacagawea; picked up supplies

Council Bluffs, Iowa

• September 11–22, 1806

• Stopped to rest and hunt; met with Native American leaders; picked up supplies

Bellevue, Nebraska

• September 25, 1806

• Met with William Clark’s brother, John

St. Louis, Missouri

• September 23, 1806

• Arrived back in St. Louis; completed their expedition