Lewis and Clark (disambiguation)

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Lewis and Clark, sometimes written as Lewis & Clark, may refer to:

• Meriwether Lewis and William Clark (explorer), two explorers of the western United States during the early 1800s.
• The Lewis and Clark Expedition, the expedition led by the above.
• Lewis & Clark College, a private college in Portland, Oregon.
• The Lewis and Clark Bridge, a bridge across the Columbia River connecting Rainier, Oregon, with Longview, Washington.
• The Lewis and Clark Highway, a popular designation for Washington State Route 14.
• The Lewis and Clark River, a river in northwest Oregon.
• The Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, an exposition in Portland, Oregon, which celebrated the centennial of the expedition.
• The Lewis and Clark National Forest in central Montana
• The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, a component unit of the United States National Trails System.
• The Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks, a group of state and national parks near Astoria, Oregon, which commemorate the expedition.
• The Lewis and Clark State Historic Site, a historic site in Hartford, Illinois.
• The Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site, a state park near Troutdale, Oregon.
• The Lewis and Clark class dry cargo ship, a support ship of the US Navy.
• The Lewis and Clark, the name of the salvage ship in the horror film Event Horizon (film).
• Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, punning title of a television program.
• Luis and Clark, a line of carbon fiber stringed instruments also punning on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
• The Lewis And Clarke Expedition, an obscure 1960s rockband which featured singer/songwriters Michael Martin Murphey (nee Travis Lewis) and Owen Castleman (nee Boomer Clarke), and had a moderate hit with "I Feel Good (I Feel Bad)."