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  Clark
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  July 6, 1804
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  July 6th, Friday We Set out early this morning, wind from the S# W# passed 
  a large Sand bar in the 1st# bend to the right. (1) passed a Small Island 
  at the S# point opposit the 3rd point we passed a Prarie on the S# S# 
  Called Reeveys Prarie at this place the river is Confined in a verry 
  narrow Channel Crouded by a Sand bar from the L# Point This Sand bar from 
  the L# Point, this Sand bar is verry bad, at the 4th Point from the S# S# 
  is a verry extensive bar, at the Point of which is a Small willow Island 
  this is Called the Grand Detour or Great bend 
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  I walked on this Sand bar and found the Sand was light, with Collection of 
  Small pebble, & some Pit Coal I observe that the men Swet more than is 
  Common from Some Cause, I think the Missouries water is the principal 
  Cause our hunters Sent in 3 Bucks today The river Still fall a little 
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