Statue Of Sacagawea A Lemhi Shoshone Woman, Who Accompanied The Lewis & Clark Expedition, Acting As An Interpreter & Guide, In Their Exploration Of The Western United States. She Traveled Thousands Of Miles From North Dakota To The Pacific Ocean Between 1804 And 1806. She Gave Birth To A Baby On This Trip. This Statue Is Located In The Visitors Center Of The Marina In Cascade Locks, Or In The Columbia River Gorge.

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