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  Clark
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  July 16, 1804
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  July 16 1804 Monday Set out verry early and proceeded on the Side of a 
  Prarie passd the head of the Island opsd# which we Camped last night, (1) 
  passed a Small willow Island off the L# point, hills make near the river 
  (2) passed a large Island nearest the L# S# below the pt# a Small willow 
  Isd# also one on the Side. this large Island is called fair Sun the wind 
  favourable from the South. Boat run on a Sawyer, (4) pass a place on the 
  L# S# where the hill abt# 20 acres has Sliped into the river lately just 
  above passed under a clift of Sand Stone L# S# a number of Burds Nests in 
  the holes & crevises of this rock which Continus 2 miles, (5) passed a 
  willow Island in a Deep bend to the S# S# river 2 mile wide at this place, 
  note Deed Snags across, passed the Lower point of a Island called Isle 
  Chauvin Situated on the L# Point opposit an extensive Prarie on the S# S#, 
  This prarie I call Ball pated Prarie from the range ball hills, at from 3 
  to 6 miles from the river as far as my Sight will extend, we camped in a 
  point of woods opsd# the Isd# on S# S# in a bend. 
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