William Clark

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William Clark was an American explorer, soldier, and territorial governor best known as the co-leader of the Lewis and Clark Expedition that explored the Louisiana Purchase.

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Paducah, Kentucky foundedBy William Clark
Meriwether Lewis expeditionPartner William Clark
Sacagawea associatedWith William Clark
George Rogers Clark sibling William Clark
George Rogers Clark notableRelative William Clark
Fort Clatsop associatedWith William Clark
Cape Disappointment wasReachedBy William Clark
Clark hasNotableBearer William Clark
Lewis and Clark Expedition leader William Clark
Clarkston, Washington namedAfter William Clark
Clarkston, Washington eponym William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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Lewis and Clark Lake namedAfter William Clark
Lewis and Clark County namedAfter William Clark
John Baptiste Charbonneau guardian William Clark
Clark County, Washington namedAfter William Clark
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Clark County, Washington namedAfter Lewis and Clark Expedition member William Clark
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Louisiana Territory notableExplorer William Clark
Fort Osage designedBy William Clark
Fort Osage associatedWith William Clark
Toussaint Charbonneau servedUnder William Clark
Julia Hancock spouse William Clark
Harriet Kennerly Radford spouse William Clark
Clark's nutcracker namedAfter William Clark