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035 Sacagawea

National Rivers Hall of Fame podcast by Bill Wiemuth

Oct 17, 201809:21Education

In this episode we highlight the female Native American interpreter who accompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition: Sacagawea. Learn about her impact on the expedition. Enjoy more fascinating true stories at

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