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Decision Point is a High Potential Historic Site where Lewis and Clark chose the Missouri River in 1805. Learn about their exploration, observations, and challenges at this scenic location near Loma, Montana.
Learn how Lewis and Clark made a crucial decision at the mouth of the Marias River in 1805, based on their observations of the two river forks and the surrounding landscape. Explore the history, geography, and wildlife of this scenic site along the Missouri River.
5 de dic. de 2023 · Meriwether Lewis and William Clark wanted to end up where Shoshone people lived. Lewis and Clark knew from their Mandan and Hidatsa hosts that Shoshone people knew an overland route across the Rocky Mountains.
9 de jul. de 2019 · Learn how Lewis and Clark made a crucial decision in 1805 to choose the right river to follow westward. Find out how they measured, explored and compared the two rivers and why they were right.
10 de may. de 2017 · How did Lewis and Clark lead their men across the continent and overcome the challenges of the Missouri River? Learn about their leadership, discipline, and cooperation in this article by Anthony Brandt.
Visit the site where Lewis and Clark decided which river to follow in 1805. Enjoy the scenic view of the confluence of the Marias and Missouri rivers and learn about the expedition's history and challenges.
Learn how the Corps of Discovery decided which river to follow at the mouth of the Marias in 1805, based on their observations and experience. See photos and maps of the area from the air and on the ground.
