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President Johnson wanted a detailed map of the route through the Pacific, information on the foreign wildlife, climate, and resources, as well as to learn about the Indian Nations settled there.

~Shoto Todoroki here~

While its primary mission was to explore waterways for a route to the Pacific Ocean, commerce with inhabitants of the region was a major goal. Jefferson specified the kinds of information Lewis should obtain about any American Indian nations he might encounter.

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