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  • 1Preparation 1803
  • 2Reporting 1806
  • 3Bureaucrats & Lewis’ Last Days
  • 4Clark’s 1809 Journey
  • 5Lewis in Georgia?
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Current Projects

  • Mississippi River 360°The Mississippi from the Cairo confluence to Memphis, and on to the Arkansas River: 406 miles, captured September 8 and 9, 2026
  • Katy Trail 360°36 Miles Captured on America's Longest Rail-Trail
  • The Ohio River in 360°The Ohio, the river Lewis came down in 1803, is on the record in 360° from Pittsburgh to its confluence with the Mississippi at Cairo. The last gap was filled on September 7, 2026.Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Cairo, Illinois
  • Lewis and Clark Research LibraryThe Trust's research library, live on its own domain since May 12, 2026: 5,788 catalogued items, 3,124 journal entries and a map of 44 tribal nations along the route.Online at lewisandclarkresearch.org
  • Terrain360 Trail Mapping PartnershipSince 2021: 411 trails, 218,787 panoramas and 4,856 miles of the Lewis and Clark rivers and trails in 360°, as of September 2026, with the final National Park Service season planned for 2027.16 States along the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
  • West Point, Kentucky: Education & Interpretive CenterThe Lewis & Clark Trust, in collaboration with the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and the City of West Point, Kentucky, is developing a new…West Point, Kentucky
  • The York Statue: Honoring an American ExplorerOn October 14, 2003 — the 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark's historic meeting in Louisville — an 8-foot heroic bronze sculpture of York was dedicated…Louisville, Kentucky

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  1. Preparation 1803
  2. Reporting 1806
  3. Bureaucrats & Lewis’ Last Days
  4. Clark’s 1809 Journey
  5. Lewis in Georgia?
  6. Honor & Respect
  7. Allied Sites
  8. Contribute
  9. Research Library

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