Lemhi

On the twenty-first, Clark passed the junction of two streams, the Salmon and the Lemhi, which is now the site of Salmon City, Idaho.

First Across the Continent; The Story of The Exploring Expedition of Lewis and Clark in 1804-5-6 1805

Both the Pahsimeroi and Lemhi rivers were once important salmon and steelhead fisheries.

Ecoregions of Idaho (EPA) 2008

In 1993 we invited the smartest people we know to join us for a Missouri River trip, a July Fourth camp-out at Lemhi and a horseback crossing on the Lolo Trail.

On The Trail Of Lewis And Clark 2008

Wolf lovers hope the packs will be better off than their dead cousin in Lemhi.

Wolves: Shoot First, Investigate Second 2008

The Pahsimeroi and Lemhi rivers are important chinook salmon spawning streams. 17e.

Ecoregions of Idaho (EPA) 2008

From there, they crossed Gibbon Pass into Big Hole, over to Lemhi valley and then spent the summer trapping streams of central Idaho.

Introduction to Alex. Ross' Journal 1913

Thence he again crossed the continental divide southwest into Idaho, using perhaps the same pass that Lewis and Clark had in 1805 and was upon the waters of the Lemhi river, and then spent the entire summer and early fall upon the mountain streams of central Idaho, including the Snake river from the Weiser southward a considerable distance.

JOURNAL OF ALEXANDER ROSS - SNAKE COUNTRY EXPEDITION, 1824 1913

On sheets of paper pasted together in the same ingenious fashion as before, Clark has laid down the entire horseback tour from Shoshoni Cove to the banks of the Lemhi; the crossing to the Bitterroot

Atlas accompanying the original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806 1905

[Aug 21] the left leading up the main West fork [i.e. Salmon above the Lemhi] below the last Camp, Several Small branches falls in on each Side [of the Lemhi], a high mountain on each Side, [of Salmon and Lemhi together]

Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806 1904

Land, as I Decended &c.N. W. 18 miles from the Indian Camp to the forks [of Salmon R] crossed the [Lemhi] river twice, passed Several old

Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806 1904