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Overview
Sacaquawea Rock is a distinguishing butte at the end of distinctive ridge following southwest from summit of Table Mountain , named for the Native American guide that aided Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery on their first expedition through the Columbia River Gorge . Papoose Rock is harder to see from some vantage points and is somewhat an extension of Sacaquawea. As the name suggests, "Papoose" is named in honor the Sacaquawea's infant child.
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