OK... I'm still pulling maps I have -- out of storage!! Found this one showing a portion of Fremont's trail through Oregon, however, it mostly covers the territory of the Indian Reservation: eg. SW boundary at Mt. Jefferson (Linn/Marion Co. division) and little South of Deschutes River; The N boundary where Barlow Road intersects with Rock Creek and shows a little N of Wapinita. It is fully packed with information and graphics... The Legend shows: Route of Old Indian Trail Route of Peter Skene Ogden Route of Nathaniel J. Wyeth Route of John C. FREMONT Route of Pacific R.R. Survey Modern Highways Night Stops of Explorers, Oct. 12, 1492 Map is: HISTORICAL MAP WARM SPRINGS INDIAN RESERVATION; Warm Springs Oregon, J.W. Elliott, Supt., compiled by Ralph M. SHANE and Ruby D. LENO, drawn by Ralph M. Shane, Rev. ed. c. 1974, OHS (Oregon Historical Society) Map obviously covers territory you are very very familiar with!! Probably not what you are looking for, but I knew I had seem Fremont's Trail on some map I had around here. Jackie (State of Washington) ===================================================================== On Sun, 18 Jun 2000 01:41:12 -0500 "Violet O. Guy" <[email protected]> writes: > Jackie: > > Before I posted to or-roots and to Oregon-Trail List, I did > a Search! My results are below and I saved 2 URLS. > I will do another, maybe tomorrow. > > http://google.netscape.com/netscape?query=Fremont%27s+Trail > > 1) http://www.schantz.com/fremont.htm#The Campaign of 1856 > (Good, but is in white so will not print; a bibliography included) > > 2) http://www.kcmuseum.com/explor09.html > Has a figure map. > Kansas City Museum Website > > Violet Moore Guy > Formerly of Nansene on Tygh Ridge, Wasco Co., Oregon > Parent's home -"45 miles due East of Mt. Hood, as the Crow Flies!". > 06/18/2000 > > ===================================== > > or-roots wrote: > > > Violet - Good Question!! > > I am in a hurry, but I quickly checked Historic Sites > Along the Oregon > > Trail, Aubrey Haines book. > > In bibliography there is this: > > Fremont, John C. "Report of an Exploring Expedition to the > Rocky > > Mountains" ...1842(Wash. D.C.; Blair & Rives, 1845) 583 pp. > > He cites a couple pages... > > > > Will get back later.. I have to go > > Jackie (State of Washington) > > > > > > On Sat, 17 Jun 2000 12:33:56 -0500 "or-roots" > > <[email protected]> writes: > > > > > > Can anyone tell me about the Fremont Trail and how > > > it connected with the Oregon Trail within what is now > > > the State of Oregon? > > > > > > Violet Moore Guy > > > 06/17/2000 > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.