Talk:Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks
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[edit] Park name
It may seem odd to call the protected area Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks rather than Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, but this seems to be how the managers are presenting it to the public. I know technically the legislation called it the latter. However, the "National and State" usage is consistent with a prior example: "Redwood National Park" within Redwood National and State Parks. — Eoghanacht talk 13:11, 6 October 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Cape Disappointment
I wonder if anyone could explain how/why Cape Disappointment is named as such? 208.45.180.188 01:12, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
- Well, I'd say click on the Cape Disappointment link, but alas, it only links to a disambig page... Katr67 01:57, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
- What a disappointment! Well, maybe I can help. When folks were looking for the Northwest Passage from the ocean, somebody found a big ol' river. But the Columbia sandbar made it real hard to find it again. Further attempts at exploration lead to disappointment - one of them on a cape just north of the Columbia. I read that, I think, in the book called "Oregon" by Judy Jewell. I'll try to look it up and attach names and dates. -Pete 02:29, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Redirects to here
I get disappointed (pun unintended) every time I click a link to something like Fort Canby and it redirects here and then there's no info. What's the the inspiration behind the redirects? Can't we have separate articles on some of these places and make a "see also" with a link to this article? We need info on:
- Fort Canby
- Fort Columbia
- Ecola State Park
- Cape Disappointment Historic District
- Fort Stevens State Park
- Sunset Beach State Recreation Area
Katr67 01:56, 15 March 2007 (UTC)