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Departure from Fort Chipewyan

When
10 October 1792
Where
Fort Chipewyan
Part of
Alexander Mackenzie reaches the Pacific

Mackenzie left Fort Chipewyan on 10 October 1792 with guides, his cousin, six voyageurs, and a dog.

Accompanied by two native guides (one named Cancre), his cousin Alexander MacKay, six Canadian voyageurs—Joseph Landry, Charles Ducette, François Beaulieu, Baptiste Bisson, Francois Courtois, and Jacques Beauchamp—and a dog referred to only as "our dog", Mackenzie departed Fort Chipewyan on 10 October 1792 to seek a route to the Pacific.

Sources

  1. Alexander Mackenzie (explorer) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-24

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