Droullard's River
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N 46° 35.731 W 118° 13.154
11T E 406610 N 5160939
River joining the Snake river was named after corps member George Drouillard
Waymark Code: WMJAFM
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 10/19/2013
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October 13, 1805 Clark named this River Drewyers (Journal keepers often spelled words phonetically hence the name Drewyers) the river was named after Corps member George Drouillard. George was a key member of the corps. The River was later renamed Palouse river for the Palouse Indian tribe that lived there.
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Date Waymark Created: 10/19/2013
Do they allow dogs at this location?: Yes, but must be on a leash.
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