- Battle of Camas Creek
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conflict=Battle of Camas Creek
partof=Nez Perce Campaign
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date=1877
place=Southeastern Idaho, United States
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combatant1=United States Army
combatant2=Nez Perce Native American Tribe
commander1=GeneralOliver O. Howard
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Camas Meadows battle sites in southeastern
Idaho consist ofGeneral Oliver O. Howard 's Camp Calloway and about 3mile s away,Captain Randolph B. Norwood's encounter site. These twoskirmish sites, which are associated with the1877 Nez Perce War , represent yet another unsuccessful attempt by General Howard to capture the fleeingNez Percé .At a rest stop on I-15 at
Dubois, Idaho , an interpretive sign, "Nez Perce War", briefly summarizes the events of the 1877 war in this area. Access is over 25 miles of seasonal unpaved road. Both sites are difficult to find. The sites are listed asNational Historic Landmarks .
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