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(C) The Westport-Lawrence Road (aka California Road)>> was traveled by people such as John Fremont who were heading to California. Although it was shorter than the Independence or Westport Routes, it was somewhat more difficult. Emigrant traffic started on the Westport-Lawrence Road in 1849 and continued in popularity for years. After 1854, it became a heavily used road from Westport to Lawrence in the Kansas Territorial period. <<
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A BLACK WEEK ON THE PLAINS. A Trip to the Osage Indian Camp on the Arkansas. A Plains Storm.—A Council and Treaty of Amity.—An Osage Funeral. The Scalp Dance.—Etc., Etc.
The Commonwealth, April 1, 1874.
ARKANSAS CITY, March 26, 1874.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
The recent delay in the confirmation of the Osage agent, and the discussion in regard to the habits of that tribe, call to mind events which came under my observation upon the plains one year ago.
I started, on the morning of the 26th of January, 1873, from the Apache village on the Cimarron for the Osage camps upon the Salt Fork of the Arkansas
They traveled nearly ten days before they found any individual or group convenient to kill. They went down to the north fork of the Canadian, crossed the Chisholm trail, struck northwesterly across the Cimarron at the Red Hills, and finally camped in a little ravine near the “Eagle Chief” creek.
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BOOK REVIEWS 149
Mullis, Tony R. Peacekeeping on the Plains: Army Operations in Bleeding Kansas. Columbia: Univ. of Missouri, 2004. 273pp. $40.50
Tony Mullis, a serving officer in the U.S. Air Force, takes a close look at a time when approximately 10 percent of the U.S. Army was intimately involved in one of the most challenging and politically charged assignments ever given to the U.S. military. Assigned occupation duties in a land where tribal loyalties had been the primary form of government, Army officers, in cooperation with diplomats appointed by the president, were tasked to assist a fledgling democracy attain statehood while avoiding incipient civil war. The task was complicated by the infusion of ideologically motivated outsiders, most of them heavily armed. The two main local factions committed a variety of atrocities, including the massacre of innocent civilians. Elections, new to the area, were viewed with open suspicion by most of the population. Local militias were often little more than muscle for political leaders. Many of the thornier underlying political issues had religious and economic overtones. Several Army officers assigned to these duties were involved in scandals, and at least one associated court-martial received national attention. Meanwhile, powerful individuals in Washington disagreed, sometimes publicly, over tactics, strategy, and policy in the affected region. To make matters worse, ingrained organizational barriers and an inherent resistance to change prevented promising new technologies from being used with maximum effectiveness.
Finally, while the Army may have portrayed its role as one of neutral professionalism, both Democrats and Republicans were using the results of the occupation as a key component of their respective strategies for the next presidential election. The year was 1854, and the theater of operations was the Kansas Territory.
Peacekeeping on the Plains clearly began life as a doctoral dissertation. In its introduction Mullis lays out his basic premise. Debunking the perhaps popular conception that the United States has but recently come to experience peace operations, Mullis shows that the U.S. Army has been involved in missions of this type since the first days of the Republic—though this historical involvement has long been overlooked and underanalyzed. Mullis seeks to begin correcting this omission by examining in some detail the 1855 punitive expedition against the Lakota (of the Great Sioux Nation) as an example of the Army’s efforts to keep peace in “Bleeding Kansas.” Chapter 1 gives an overview of the U.S. Army’s involvement in peace operations, and chapter 2 provides background information on the issue of slavery and the creation of the state of Kansas. Chapters 3 and 4 take a detailed look at the 1855 punitive expedition led by General William S. Harney. Chapters 5 through 8 deal with Army operations supporting civil actions in Kansas from 1854 to 1857. A conclusion and epilogue complete the work.
As was often demonstrated during the 1990s, the line between peace enforcement and war is often difficult to determine. This was no less true in 1855. The U.S. Army used deadly force against the Lakota, took hostages, and committed various acts that would, by the standards of today, be judged illegal. Yet, as Mullis points out, these operations were carried out with a political objective in mind, and, in the main, they were effective. Furthermore, Harney’s success did have a positive impact, in that they influenced other tribes to remain peaceful. Such results would seem to have contemporary parallels with peace operations conducted by the French in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the British in Sierra Leone, and the U.S. Marines in Liberia.
The parallels between current operations in Iraq and those of the Army in bleeding Kansas are even more strongly apparent. Faced with a unique and unwelcome mission, the Army faced a steep learning curve. There were missed opportunities and at least several instances of officers engaging in dubious ethical behavior in order to take advantage of perceived business opportunities. The initially appointed political leadership proved too vacillating and incompetent to deal with the complex difficulties inherent in the situation. Furthermore, the entire issue was a red-hot political football, which the newly created Republican Party was using to excoriate the incumbent Democrats.
Like those against the Lakota, the peace operations in Kansas were eventually successful. Nationalizing factional militias, deploying federal forces to prevent civil strife, and arresting infiltrating partisans all contributed to political stability and a safe election environment. Yet, as Mullis points out, several facets of policy either failed or were badly flawed. These included the failure to utilize the telegraph to transmit information rapidly to and from the area of operations. Mail was simply too slow to be operationally relevant—the telegraph could have been a powerful tool in the hands of the administration.
Peacekeeping on the Plains helps fill a gap in the coverage of some of the formative experiences of the U.S. Army. This is valuable in and of itself. However, the more immediate contribution of the work is to identify lessons learned in the mid-1800s that may be applicable in the early years of the twenty-first century. However, as one would expect given the immense technological differences between the eras, these lessons are rather general in nature. For example, it proved impossible to craft orders so detailed as to cover every situation the occupying forces encountered. Until local authorities began exercising authority they technically did not possess, the result was a paralysis of action. In connection with the Lakota reprisal, Mullis also makes a convincing argument for assigning older and presumably more mature officers to positions that would in these operations, under normal circumstances, go to younger officers.
Mullis’s work also shows that the central conundrum of peace operations was as valid in the mid-nineteenth century as it is today. Enough troops with the right leadership can impose a peace, and might even be able to enforce a peace, but unless the root causes of conflict are resolved the peace has to be pinned into place by bayonets and will not endure. The peace imposed on the Lakota by the U.S. Army did not last long; it took a civil war and the destruction of the Confederacy to deal with the root causes that led to bleeding Kansas. As mentioned earlier, this work is clearly derived from a dissertation, and for that reason, while it is intellectually stimulating, at times the writing is somewhat ponderous, repetitive, and dry. Yet the contribution this work makes to understanding both past and present eras of significance makes the effort worthwhile.
RICHARD NORTON Naval War College
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I. The 7th Annual Cache In Trash Out Events will be held on May 2nd and 3rd, 2009 II. Geocaching in the News (4 Articles) III. Upcoming "Mega" Events (9 Events) IV. Upcoming Events (25 Events) V. Recently Published Geocaches (58 Caches)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. The 7th Annual Cache In Trash Out Events will be held on May 2nd and 3rd, 2009 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cache In Trash Out is an ongoing environmental initiative supported by the worldwide geocaching community. Since 2002, geocachers have been dedicated to cleaning up parks and other cache-friendly places around the world. Through these volunteer efforts, we help preserve the natural beauty of our outdoor resources! For more information about CITO or to plan an event in your area, visit http://www.geocaching.com/CITO ---------------------------------------- II. Geocaching in the News (4 Articles) ---------------------------------------- 1. Geocaching: An adventure open to all Publication: Agassiz-Harrison Observer (British Columbia, Canada) Posted: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 http://www.bclocalnews.com/fraser_valley/ahobserver/lifestyles/40688618.html
2. In science and engineering, 4-Hers are Idahos can-do kids Publication: AG Weekly (Twin Falls, ID) Posted: Wednesday, March 04, 2009 http://www.agweekly.com/articles/2009/03/04/news/ag_news/news13.txt
3. Spa bei moderner Schatzsuche Publication: Schweriner Volkszeitung (Schwerin, Germany) Posted: Thursday, March 05, 2009 http://www.svz.de/lokales/guestrow/artikeldetails/article/214/spass-bei-moderner-schatzsuche.html
4. CITO Brings Geocachers to Horse Creek Publication: The Greeneville Sun (Greeneville, TN) Posted: Thursday, March 05, 2009 http://www.greenevillesun.com/story/301816
--------------------------------------- III. Upcoming "Mega" Events (9 Events) --------------------------------------- 1. MOGA 2009 (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1DRV3) Location: Missouri, United States (376mi S (605.1km S)) Date: 3/28/2009 by MOGA
2. Geocaching Multi Event 2009 (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1K8FR) Location: Netherlands (4171.2mi NE (6712.8km NE)) Date: 4/18/2009 by ScoutingErica
3. ASP GeoBash IV (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1DG47) Location: New York, United States (749mi E (1205.4km E)) Date: 5/15/2009 by ASPGeoBashCommittee
4. GeoWoodstock VII (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1CG5G) Location: Tennessee, United States (736mi SE (1184.5km SE)) Date: 5/23/2009 by GeoWoodstock 7 Committee
5. Project GAME (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1JZ92) Location: Bremen, Germany (4258.5mi NE (6853.4km NE)) Date: 5/31/2009 by Event-Kmmerer
6. GEO FORTRESS (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1JYHN) Location: Austria (4639.1mi NE (7466km NE)) Date: 6/20/2009 by Die Salzburger
7. Midwest Geobash 2009 (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1HKTM) Location: Ohio, United States (512.5mi SE (824.8km SE)) Date: 7/23/2009 by Midwest Geobash
8. The UK's Second Mega Event (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1GFT9) Location: South West England, United Kingdom (3920.3mi NE (6309km NE)) Date: 8/9/2009 by UK Mega Event Committee
9. Geocoinfest 2009 - Salt Lake City (Mega-Event Cache) (GC1JZ1X) Location: Utah, United States (978.9mi W (1575.4km W)) Date: 10/10/2009 by GCF Salt Lake
-------------------------------- IV. Upcoming Events (25 Events) -------------------------------- 1. Cup Of Joe Event (Coon Rapids) (Event Cache) (GC1KWR6) Location: Minnesota, United States (23.8mi N (38.3km N)) Date: 3/7/2009 by skatergirl2005
2. WWMM- Minnesota (Event Cache) (GC1MMD6) Location: Minnesota, United States (9.4mi SE (15.1km SE)) Date: 3/7/2009 by Arcticabn
3. Caching "After Dark" (Event Cache) (GC1MJW7) Location: South Dakota, United States (188.2mi SW (302.9km SW)) Date: 3/7/2009 by Eastern_SD_GeoCaching
4. Watertown Geocaching Club Meeting (Event Cache) (GC1N15B) Location: South Dakota, United States (184.5mi W (296.9km W)) Date: 3/9/2009 by room104
5. Second Saturday Meet, Greet & Eat - March 2009 (Event Cache) (GC1J3FF) Location: South Dakota, United States (188.7mi SW (303.7km SW)) Date: 3/14/2009 by Eastern_SD_GeoCaching
6. Pi Day -- A Social Event (Event Cache) (GC1JZ4X) Location: Minnesota, United States (16.2mi N (26km N)) Date: 3/14/2009 by King Boreas
7. Caffeine and Caching: The Sequel! (Event Cache) (GC1M3X2) Location: Wisconsin, United States (149.6mi SE (240.8km SE)) Date: 3/14/2009 by Trekkin' and birdin'
8. Caching and Caffeine 3 (Event Cache) (GC1MM1Q) Location: Minnesota, United States (5.8mi W (9.4km W)) Date: 3/14/2009 by TheDazzlerD
9. SW MN Meet & Greet #3 (Event Cache) (GC1N0PE) Location: Minnesota, United States (122.6mi W (197.3km W)) Date: 3/28/2009 by M&TCacheSeekers
10. MnGCA Breakfast Buddies - Hinckley (Event Cache) (GC1N2H9) Location: Minnesota, United States (83.5mi N (134.4km N)) Date: 3/28/2009 by MnGCA
11. Waverly Meet N Greet #2 (Event Cache) (GC1N1AX) Location: Iowa, United States (151.7mi S (244.1km S)) Date: 4/4/2009 by IowaGeocachersOrg
12. IGOFM - Having Fun (Event Cache) (GC1N2CP) Location: Iowa, United States (164.6mi S (264.9km S)) Date: 4/11/2009 by joestephkids
13. Easter Cache Hunt (Cache In Trash Out Event) (GC1NAEK) Location: Wisconsin, United States (199.5mi NE (321km NE)) Date: 4/11/2009 by LoverOfNature
14. 2nd Annual Cedar Valley Invitational Event (Event Cache) (GC1MC7H) Location: Iowa, United States (166.8mi S (268.4km S)) Date: 4/18/2009 by joestephkids
15. Cup of Joe -- Saint Paul -- A Social Event (Event Cache) (GC1MAT6) Location: Minnesota, United States (9.4mi NE (15.1km NE)) Date: 4/21/2009 by King Boreas
16. Earth Day 2009 (Cache In Trash Out Event) (GC1KZCY) Location: Minnesota, United States (8.4mi NE (13.6km NE)) Date: 4/22/2009 by King Boreas
17. 1999 -- A Social Event (Event Cache) (GC1KZD0) Location: Minnesota, United States (9.1mi NE (14.7km NE)) Date: 4/24/2009 by King Boreas
18. The Crowning of King Boreas (aka KB's 2000th Hide) (Event Cache) (GC1HMNE) Location: Minnesota, United States (18.2mi N (29.3km N)) Date: 4/25/2009 by Cooler Crew
19. Gramma C & Cheeze's Think Spring! Weenie Roast (Event Cache) (GC1N1BK) Location: Wisconsin, United States (123.2mi NE (198.3km NE)) Date: 4/25/2009 by Hayward Cheezehead
20. Dog Gone Caching (Event Cache) (GC1MJA5) Location: South Dakota, United States (190.9mi SW (307.2km SW)) Date: 4/25/2009 by Eastern_SD_GeoCaching
21. WGA Wausau CITO and Potluck (Cache In Trash Out Event) (GC1N3AC) Location: Wisconsin, United States (180.8mi E (291km E)) Date: 5/2/2009 by Wisconsin Geocaching Association
22. 2009 MnGCA Spring Event - Safari Send-Off! (Event Cache) (GC1MBAK) Location: Minnesota, United States (91.7mi N (147.5km N)) Date: 5/2/2009 by MnGCA
23. WWFM V "Gathering for Fun" (Event Cache) (GC1MEH2) Location: Iowa, United States (168.9mi S (271.8km S)) Date: 5/2/2009 by joestephkids
24. CITO - Sioux Falls 2009 (Cache In Trash Out Event) (GC1MJ9J) Location: South Dakota, United States (193mi SW (310.6km SW)) Date: 5/2/2009 by Eastern_SD_GeoCaching
25. WWFM V - "FREEZE" (Event Cache) (GC1MJ9F) Location: South Dakota, United States (193.6mi SW (311.6km SW)) Date: 5/2/2009 by Eastern_SD_GeoCaching
-------------------------------------------- V. Recently Published Geocaches (58 Caches) -------------------------------------------- 1. Another B.I.G. Cache (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7TR) Location: Minnesota, United States (0.5mi SE (0.74km SE)) Date: 3/1/2009 by picke explorers
http://coord.info/GC1N7TR
2. Why Don't We Do it in the Road? (Multi-cache) (GC1N9Y0) Location: Minnesota, United States (12.5mi W (20.2km W)) Date: 3/3/2009 by MrRogersNghbor
http://coord.info/GC1N9Y0
3. Oh no! Not another one!!! (Traditional Cache) (GC1N6DR) Location: Minnesota, United States (12.6mi E (20.3km E)) Date: 2/28/2009 by knowschad
http://coord.info/GC1N6DR
4. OTM - "That's what she said" (Traditional Cache) (GC1NA1V) Location: Minnesota, United States (12.7mi W (20.4km W)) Date: 3/4/2009 by timewellspent
http://coord.info/GC1NA1V
5. Just a Hop, (Traditional Cache) (GC1MTR4) Location: Minnesota, United States (12.9mi W (20.7km W)) Date: 2/28/2009 by timewellspent
http://coord.info/GC1MTR4
6. Skip (Traditional Cache) (GC1MTR8) Location: Minnesota, United States (13mi W (20.9km W)) Date: 2/28/2009 by timewellspent
http://coord.info/GC1MTR8
7. Worlds Largest Bird Feeder? (Traditional Cache) (GC1EEAD) Location: Minnesota, United States (13.7mi S (22.1km S)) Date: 1/2/2009 by Lbungert
http://coord.info/GC1EEAD
8. and a Jump (Unknown Cache) (GC1MTRD) Location: Minnesota, United States (13.9mi W (22.3km W)) Date: 2/28/2009 by timewellspent
http://coord.info/GC1MTRD
9. Zachary Cachery (Multi-cache) (GC1N50E) Location: Minnesota, United States (14.6mi N (23.4km N)) Date: 2/27/2009 by mnfishnutz
http://coord.info/GC1N50E
10. Minnesota Challenge: Virtual Places (Unknown Cache) (GC1NA4V) Location: Minnesota, United States (16.7mi N (26.9km N)) Date: 3/3/2009 by King Boreas
http://coord.info/GC1NA4V
11. Warrior Women: Neuralgia (Traditional Cache) (GC1KQE1) Location: Minnesota, United States (17.1mi NE (27.4km NE)) Date: 3/4/2009 by King Boreas
http://coord.info/GC1KQE1
12. Palmer Lake View (Traditional Cache) (GC1N6X7) Location: Minnesota, United States (17.1mi N (27.5km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by rebelex
http://coord.info/GC1N6X7
13. East Palmer Lake Park (Traditional Cache) (GC1N6XC) Location: Minnesota, United States (17.3mi N (27.9km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by rebelex
http://coord.info/GC1N6XC
14. Wagner Park (BYOP) (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7TX) Location: Minnesota, United States (18.2mi S (29.3km S)) Date: 3/1/2009 by MrRogersNghbor
http://coord.info/GC1N7TX
15. Children of the Cache (Traditional Cache) (GC1N8QY) Location: Minnesota, United States (22mi N (35.4km N)) Date: 3/2/2009 by Nitro_R/T
http://coord.info/GC1N8QY
16. Big Iron Horse Parade (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3ZH) Location: Minnesota, United States (22.3mi N (35.8km N)) Date: 2/26/2009 by blueirocguy
http://coord.info/GC1N3ZH
17. Woodcrest Park Micro (Traditional Cache) (GC1N30T) Location: Minnesota, United States (22.5mi N (36.2km N)) Date: 2/25/2009 by rebelex
http://coord.info/GC1N30T
18. Musicology Audiophilology? (Unknown Cache) (GC1N600) Location: Minnesota, United States (22.7mi N (36.5km N)) Date: 2/28/2009 by blueirocguy
http://coord.info/GC1N600
19. Dead Wood (Traditional Cache) (GC1N30M) Location: Minnesota, United States (23mi N (37.1km N)) Date: 2/25/2009 by rebelex
http://coord.info/GC1N30M
20. Pioneer Park (Traditional Cache) (GC1NB8T) Location: Minnesota, United States (24mi E (38.6km E)) Date: 3/5/2009 by cashinhand
http://coord.info/GC1NB8T
21. President Abraham Lincoln (Unknown Cache) (GC1N8A0) Location: Minnesota, United States (24.3mi S (39km S)) Date: 3/1/2009 by King Boreas
http://coord.info/GC1N8A0
22. Border Line (Traditional Cache) (GC1KT39) Location: Minnesota, United States (26mi N (41.9km N)) Date: 3/4/2009 by topgear
http://coord.info/GC1KT39
23. 755 (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3YD) Location: Minnesota, United States (26.2mi S (42.1km S)) Date: 2/26/2009 by umyaya
http://coord.info/GC1N3YD
24. RR Banks (Traditional Cache) (GC1N6W9) Location: Minnesota, United States (27.3mi N (43.9km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1N6W9
25. Miss. Bottoms (Traditional Cache) (GC1NA9M) Location: Minnesota, United States (27.4mi N (44km N)) Date: 3/4/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1NA9M
26. Trail Vee (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7KE) Location: Minnesota, United States (27.6mi N (44.4km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1N7KE
27. stillwater hide-a-way (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7P2) Location: Minnesota, United States (29.4mi NE (47.4km NE)) Date: 3/1/2009 by delon048
http://coord.info/GC1N7P2
28. Pond View Leaner (Traditional Cache) (GC1N9MH) Location: Minnesota, United States (30.4mi N (49km N)) Date: 3/3/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1N9MH
29. Trail Tee Leaner (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7BW) Location: Minnesota, United States (31.1mi N (50.1km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1N7BW
30. Long Hike Loopie (Traditional Cache) (GC1N73W) Location: Minnesota, United States (31.2mi N (50.3km N)) Date: 3/1/2009 by Buckthorn
http://coord.info/GC1N73W
31. Antique Film Canister #2 (Traditional Cache) (GC1NAKW) Location: Minnesota, United States (32.6mi NE (52.5km NE)) Date: 3/4/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1NAKW
32. Turkey Crossing TB Lodge (Traditional Cache) (GC1N6B2) Location: Minnesota, United States (33.7mi NE (54.2km NE)) Date: 2/28/2009 by PaddlinMad
http://coord.info/GC1N6B2
33. Turkey Island (Traditional Cache) (GC1N9MP) Location: Minnesota, United States (33.9mi NE (54.6km NE)) Date: 3/3/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1N9MP
34. Antique Film Canister #1 (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3Z7) Location: Minnesota, United States (34.6mi NE (55.7km NE)) Date: 2/26/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1N3Z7
35. HICCUP (Traditional Cache) (GC1N575) Location: Minnesota, United States (35.7mi SW (57.5km SW)) Date: 2/27/2009 by King Boreas
http://coord.info/GC1N575
36. Just Barely In (Traditional Cache) (GC1N5HW) Location: Minnesota, United States (35.8mi SW (57.6km SW)) Date: 2/28/2009 by jREST
http://coord.info/GC1N5HW
37. Yeah Right (Traditional Cache) (GC1N5J5) Location: Minnesota, United States (35.8mi SW (57.6km SW)) Date: 2/27/2009 by jREST
http://coord.info/GC1N5J5
38. Sea Wing Park (Traditional Cache) (GC1NB9E) Location: Wisconsin, United States (36.5mi E (58.7km E)) Date: 3/5/2009 by cashinhand
http://coord.info/GC1NB9E
39. Mr. Sippi (Traditional Cache) (GC1NBFK) Location: Wisconsin, United States (42.1mi SE (67.8km SE)) Date: 3/5/2009 by cashinhand
http://coord.info/GC1NBFK
40. WSQ - St. Francis Cemetery (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3EH) Location: Wisconsin, United States (42.2mi E (67.9km E)) Date: 2/25/2009 by MAKCachers
http://coord.info/GC1N3EH
41. Cheese (Traditional Cache) (GC1NBGF) Location: Wisconsin, United States (42.3mi SE (68.1km SE)) Date: 3/5/2009 by cashinhand
http://coord.info/GC1NBGF
42. Pandora's Cache (Multi-cache) (GC1N8RC) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.3mi NW (72.8km NW)) Date: 3/2/2009 by Nitro_R/T
http://coord.info/GC1N8RC
43. Lorens Park (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3YF) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.6mi NE (73.4km NE)) Date: 2/26/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1N3YF
44. Riley (Traditional Cache) (GC1N8Q6) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.6mi NW (73.4km NW)) Date: 3/1/2009 by Nitro_R/T
http://coord.info/GC1N8Q6
45. Pancake Island (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3XN) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.6mi NE (73.4km NE)) Date: 3/3/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1N3XN
46. Rosco (Traditional Cache) (GC1N8QH) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.6mi NW (73.5km NW)) Date: 3/2/2009 by Nitro_R/T
http://coord.info/GC1N8QH
47. Not a PWA (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3Y1) Location: Minnesota, United States (45.8mi NE (73.8km NE)) Date: 2/26/2009 by Grey Wolf and Wild Rice
http://coord.info/GC1N3Y1
48. Almost a View (Traditional Cache) (GC1N4Z9) Location: Minnesota, United States (47.9mi SW (77.1km SW)) Date: 2/27/2009 by Barnabee
http://coord.info/GC1N4Z9
49. State Forest Land (Highway 169) (Traditional Cache) (GC1N89J) Location: Minnesota, United States (48.8mi SW (78.5km SW)) Date: 3/1/2009 by King Boreas
http://coord.info/GC1N89J
50. WSQ: WF 2 Maiden Rock Cemetery (Traditional Cache) (GC1N42N) Location: Wisconsin, United States (52.6mi E (84.7km E)) Date: 2/26/2009 by DOC.
http://coord.info/GC1N42N
51. WSQ: WF 1 in Maiden Rock Cemetery (Traditional Cache) (GC1N426) Location: Wisconsin, United States (52.7mi E (84.8km E)) Date: 2/26/2009 by DOC.
http://coord.info/GC1N426
52. WSQ: United Methodist Cemetery (Traditional Cache) (GC1N41V) Location: Wisconsin, United States (54mi E (86.8km E)) Date: 2/26/2009 by DOC.
http://coord.info/GC1N41V
53. SUDOKU Mystery Cache II (Unknown Cache) (GC1N3XW) Location: Wisconsin, United States (76.4mi E (123km E)) Date: 2/26/2009 by Red Granite
http://coord.info/GC1N3XW
54. Tribute to Soccer Players (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3RY) Location: Minnesota, United States (78.6mi SE (126.5km SE)) Date: 2/26/2009 by starwarsfanatic
http://coord.info/GC1N3RY
55. Tribute to Tennis Players (Traditional Cache) (GC1N3TC) Location: Minnesota, United States (78.8mi SE (126.8km SE)) Date: 2/26/2009 by starwarsfanatic
http://coord.info/GC1N3TC
56. The Bancroft View (Traditional Cache) (GC1N83M) Location: Minnesota, United States (79.9mi S (128.6km S)) Date: 3/1/2009 by nelsonone
http://coord.info/GC1N83M
57. Channel Run (Traditional Cache) (GC1N9K8) Location: Minnesota, United States (80.7mi S (129.8km S)) Date: 3/3/2009 by nelsonone
http://coord.info/GC1N9K8
58. Gomsrud Park Cache (Disabled) (Traditional Cache) (GC1N7ZD) Location: Minnesota, United States (98mi SW (157.7km SW)) Date: 3/1/2009 by pj&em
http://coord.info/GC1N7ZD
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Exploring the Fur Trade Routes of North America:
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