Source:Steele, John. Traveler's Companion through the Great Interior

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Source	The traveler's companion through the great interior
	a guide for the road to California by the South Pass in the Rocky Mountains, and Sublett's and Headpath's cut offs; being a much better and nearer road than the one formerly traveled by the emigrants; containing a correct description of the road, with the distances by actual measurement, entering California by crossing the great Sierra Nevada, at the headwaters of the Yuba River
Author	Steele, John

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Place	United States Wyoming, United States Colorado, United States California, United States Oregon, United States New Mexico, United States Nevada, United States Utah, United States Arizona, United States Washington, United States Idaho, United States Montana, United States
Subject	Passenger/Immigration records

Publication information

Type	Miscellaneous
Publisher	A microfiche project of University Publications of America
Date issued	c1998
Place issued	Bethesda, Maryland

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Steele, John. The traveler's companion through the great interior: a guide for the road to California by the South Pass in the Rocky Mountains, and Sublett's and Headpath's cut offs; being a much better and nearer road than the one formerly traveled by the emigrants; containing a correct description of the road, with the distances by actual measurement, entering California by crossing the great Sierra Nevada, at the headwaters of the Yuba River. (Bethesda, Maryland: A microfiche project of University Publications of America, c1998).

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