Sacagawea
Lemhi Shoshone woman taken by Hidatsa raiders, who travelled with the expedition as interpreter and guide in 1805-06.
PersonAlso known as Sakakawea, Sacajawea
c. 1788 – 20 Dec 1812
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- Wikidata Q238960
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Appears in14 items
- The Lewis and Clark Expedition14 items
- Charbonneau and Sacagawea are hired · interpreter4 Nov 1804
- Jean Baptiste Charbonneau is born · mother11 Feb 1805
- Sacagawea saves the pirogue’s cargo · rescuer14 May 1805
- Flash flood in the ravine · survivor29 Jun 1805
- The Three Forks of the Missouri · former captive27 Jul 1805
- Sacagawea recognises Beaverhead Rock · guide8 Aug 1805
- Sacagawea meets her brother · sister17 Aug 1805
- The Salish at Ross’s Hole · interpreter4 Sep 1805
- Down the Clearwater, Snake and Columbia · token of peace7 Oct 1805
- The vote at Station Camp · voter24 Nov 1805
- Sacagawea insists on seeing the whale · insisted6 Jan 1806
- Sacagawea points to Bozeman Pass · guide13 Jul 1806
- Farewells at the Knife River villages · interpreter17 Aug 1806
- Return to St. Louis · party member23 Sep 1806
