Chapter VII

1839. Chapter VII. Pages 230-274. In Townsend JK. Narrative of a journey across the Rocky Mountains to the Columbia River and a visit to the Sandwich Islands, Chili, &c., with a scientific appendix. Henry Perkins. Philadelphia

Accounts of early western travels, including Idaho and areas close to (possibly in) CRMO (Craters of the Moon National Monument). Accounts of early western travels, including Idaho, specific mention of: Fort Hall, lava, basalt, Buffalo, Big Wood river, Goddin's Creek, Lost River, Three buttes, Snake River Desert, Custer County, Sawtooth Range, Lost River Range, Trail Creek, Blaire County, Ketchum, Hailey, Camas Prairie, Elmore County, Boise, Boise River, wolves, mountain sheep, grizzly bear, yellow currants, sage bushes, elk, antelope, deer, black-tailed deer (Cervus macrourus), [Odocoileus hemionus], Banneck, Blackfeet, Shoshone, kamas, biscuit root, choke cherry, service bush, Snake Indians, Salmon, trapping, Kayouse, Nez Perce, beaver, blue mountains, powder river, Burnt River Range, Lewis River, Oregon Trail, Columbia River, etc.

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[Odocoileus hemionus], antelope, Banneck, Basalt, Beaver, Big Wood river, biscuit root, Blackfeet, black-tailed deer (Cervus macrourus), Blaire County, Blue Mountains, Boise, Boise River, buffalo, Burnt River Range, Camas Prairie, choke cherry, Columbia River, Custer County, Deer, Elk, Elmore County, Fort Hall, Goddin's Creek, Grizzly Bear, Hailey, kamas, Kayouse, Ketchum, Lava, Lewis River, Lost River, Lost River Range, Mountain Sheep, Nez Perce, Oregon Trail, powder river, sage bushes, Salmon, Sawtooth Range, service bush, Shoshone, Snake Indians, Snake River Desert, Three buttes, Trail Creek, Trapping, Wolves, yellow currants

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