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Fort Clark

Fur-trading post on the upper Missouri River, in what is now North Dakota, beside a Mandan village.

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  • Smallpox at Fort Clark, 1837 trading post beside the Mandan village; about 2,000 Mandans lived in the Knife River villages in spring 1837 and 138 remained by October Scholarship & press 1
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  1. Section 3: Smallpox Epidemic of 1837, with excerpts from Chardon's journal, North Dakota Studies, State of North Dakota. Scholarship & press
    About 2,000 Mandans lived in the Knife River villages in the spring of 1837. By October, 138 people remained alive.
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