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How does the geography of the route followed by the corps of discovery make movement difficult for explorers? (The Louisiana purchase)

How does the geography of the route followed by the corps of discovery make movement difficult for explorers? (The Louisiana purchase)
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How does the geography of the route followed by the corps of discovery make movement difficult for explorers?

(The Louisiana purchase)

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steep Rocky mountains with snowstorms, river upwards towards highest point of mts 7,032 above sea level

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steep Rocky mountains with snowstorms, river upwards towards highest point of mts 7,032 above sea level

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