Chimney Rock National Historic Site

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by Mike Tigas from Columbia, MO, United States

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Chimney Rock National Historic Site in Nebraska, USA, is a prominent geological formation that served as a significant landmark for pioneers traveling westward during the 19th century. Standing at approximately 300 feet tall, this distinctive rock spire rises dramatically from the surrounding plains and was a key navigational aid for travelers on the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails. The site is now preserved as a National Historic Site, offering visitors a glimpse into the challenges and experiences of early American settlers.

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