"INTERPRETIVE MARKERS"
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Wet/Dry Routes Markers

With their research of the Santa Fe Trail, the Wet/Dry Routes Chapter feel some sites and trails need more information. With this in mind our Chapter has placed in prominent locations along the Santa Fe Trail, "Interpretive Markers" to do just that. On each site page you will find a photo of the markers and the text placed on the interpretive marker.

1. Site A-02 - Sibley's Campsite August 31, 1825 "Cliffs of Soft Rock"

2. Site B-01 - Ash Creek Crossing

3. Site C-01 - Parker's Ranche
   
4. Site C-02 - Pawnee Fork Crossing Wet Route
   
5. Site C-03 - Sibley's Ridge
   
6. Site C-05 - Plain Camp
   
7. Site C-06 - Love's Defeat
   
8. Site C-07 - The Battle of Coon Creek
   
9. Site C-25 - Mulberry Creek Ford & Campsite
   
10. Site C-27 - Small Drain
    
11. Site C-29 - Junction of the Wet Route With The Dry Route
    
12. Site C-30 - Fort Dodge, Kansas
    
13. Site C-31 - September 9, 1825, Survey Team Campsite
    
14. Site C-32 - Fort Mann, Kansas
    
15. Site C-33 - Fort Atkinson, Kansas
    
16. Site C-34 - The Caches

17. Site D-01 - Point of Rocks - Ford County, Kansas
    
18. Site D-02 - Lower Crossing of the Arkansas
    
19. Site D-03 - Sibley Survey Team Campsite of September 10-21, 1825

20. Site E-01 - Forks in Santa Fe Road
    
21. Site E-02 - Jones Point
    
22. Site E-04 - Hogan Ruts
    
23. Site E-07 - Big Coon Creek Crossing
    
24. Site Dry Routes - Offerle, Kansas Road Side Park
    
25. Site E-11 - The Caches

26. Site F-01 - Eastern Terminus of Post -1859 Dry Route
    
27. Site F-05 - Pawnee Fork Crossing Dry Route
    
28. Site F-06 - Parker-Boyd Ranche
    
29. Site F-13 - Big Coon Creek Crossing
    
30. Site F-24 - Junction of the Post-1859 Dry Route With the Wet Route

31. Site G-03 - Junction of the Fort Larned Military Road With the Wet Route

32. Site H-01 - Eastern Termnus Post 1866 Dry Route
    
33. Site H-02 - Departure Point to Post 1859 Dry Route

34. Site I-13 - Pawnee Fork Crossing
    
35. Site I-30 - Junction of the Fort Hays-Fort Dodge Road with the Santa Fe Trail

36. Cimarron Crossing of the Arkansas Located One Mile West of Cimarron, Kansas

37. Site Pike Plaza - Larned, Kansas - Pike Plaza on the Wet Route of the Santa Fe Trail
    
38. Site Pike Plaza - Expeditions at the Pawnee River Crossing Prior to the Advent of the Santa Fe Trail
    
39. Site Pike Plaza - Pawnee River - A Difficult Crossing
    
40. Site Pike Plaza - Kearny's Main Force
    
41. Site Pike Plaza - The Topographical Engineers
    
42. Site Pike Plaza - Fremont And The Pawnee River

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