Canoe Camp, Nez Perce national historical park

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Canoe Camp, Nez Perce national historical park

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Canoe Camp is best known as the place where the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery worked with the Nez Perce to carve the canoes which took the Corps to the Pacific Ocean in 1805.

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1805

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46.44753, -116.82274

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