We've already run across this important natural landmark a few times in posts. It was the lair of George Rogers Clark. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark met there to plan their forthcoming expedition in 1804. It was also a strategically vital area on the frontier theater of the American Revolution.
The falls are a series of waterfalls on the Ohio River near Clarksville, Indiana and across the river from Louisville, Kentucky. It was an important hunting area for Natives, the plentiful water making a convenient place for game animals to gather. It was also a portage site. It is now an Indiana State Park.
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