2,500 miles trevor

Both the Illinois & Missouri rivers join the Mississippi river near St. Louis, Missouri.

It was hard because it was a swampy land and the climate was harsh.

Missouri has many Rivers located in the state. There is the Mississippi River, The Missouri River, The White River, The Arkansas River, Roaring River, The Elk River, Spring River, Cache River Current River, North Fork River, Little Black River, Kings River, Little River, Castor River.

North to south

Type your answer here... which manb shared the command of an expedition to explore the upper missouri river and the columbia river in1804?

Jefferson City

misssouri river is 1800 km long

The Missouri River borders the east side of Nebraska. One major city in Nebraska that is on the Missouri river, is South Sioux City.

The address of the Flickertail Village Museum is: Po Box 385, Stanley, ND 58784

First of all, not all of the main cities in the Dakotas are located on the Missouri River or the Red River.

The largest city in the Dakotas, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, is located on the Big Sioux River. Sioux Falls is located there because the people who settled the area needed water. The same would be for Rapid City, South Dakota and Minot, North Dakota.

Fargo, North Dakota is located on the Red River of the North, again, because the settlers needed water to survive and to plant crops.

Bismarck, North Dakota, Pierre, South Dakota, and Yankton, South Dakota, are all located on the Missouri River. At the time these three cities were settled, rivers and waterways were a main means of transportation. The Missouri River provided transportation for people and supplies to the Dakotas along with the water needed for daily living.

* Missouri River * Arrow Creek (Montana) * Bad River (South Dakota) * Belt Creek (Montana) * Big Muddy Creek (Montana) * Big Sioux River * Blue River (Missouri) * Boyer River * Cannonball River * Cheyenne River * Cow Creek (Montana) * Crooked River (Missouri) * Dearborn River * Fishing River * Floyd River * Gallatin River * Gasconade River * Grand River (Missouri) * Grand River (South Dakota) * Heart River * James River (Dakotas) * Jefferson River * Judith River * Kansas River * Knife River * Lamine River * Little Blue River (Missouri) * Little Missouri River (North Dakota) * Little Muddy Creek (North Dakota) * Little Sioux River * Loutre River * Madison River * Marias River * Milk River (Montana-Alberta) * Moreau River * Mosquito Creek (Iowa) * Musselshell River * Niobrara River * Nishnabotna River * Osage River * Papillion Creek * Platte River * Platte River (Missouri) * Poplar River (Saskatchewan-Montana) * Redwater River * Roe River * Sixteen Mile Creek (Montana) * Smith River (Montana) * Soldier River * Sun River * Tobacco Garden Creek * Vermillion River (South Dakota) * White River (South Dakota) * Wolf River (Kansas) * Yellowstone River

the Severn in the UK flows through the Counties of Shropshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, and the towns of Shrewsbury, Worcester and Gloucester.

The United States borders two oceans, the Atlantic and the Pacific. There are 14 states that touch the Atlantic ocean, and and five states that border the Pacific ocean, including Alaska and Hawaii.

fort randall

gavins point

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The Oregon Trail

Isn't it interesting that this exact (EXACT!) question is on my earth science CGS homework from earlier this week? Im interested to know who this is.

And Snake River, Platte River, and Tryu River.

hahaha interesting if you are also a freshman, this can't be a coincidence and the wabash river can also work

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The Mississippi River. this is actually really easy and eveyrone should know this.

no countries at all but only 8 other states of the united states

& you may think that means the united states borders Missouri

but most people don't think so because Missouri is also in the united states

The Missouri River is 2,341 miles long and the longest in America.