Minnesota has 4 large rivers that drain most of the state. On the western border, the red river flows north between Minnesota and the Dakotas, and flows north to Canada, onto Hudson Bay. The Minnesota and Flows from s central Minnesota to the Mississippi ( confluence in Mpls) and the St Croix river starts in N Centreal WI, flows down the MN / WI borde where it empties into the Mississippi. The Mississippi river starts in Lake Itasca, flows north to Bemidji, east to Cass Lake and Grand Rapids, South to Little falls, then St Cloud, to Anoka, Mpls, St Paul and the south along the Mn/Wi border as it flows south to Iowa and eventuallu the Gulf of Mexico.
Minnesota River, Mississippi River, Rainy River, Red River of the North, St. Croix River
Minnesota River length:370 miles Mississippi River length in Minnesota:680 miles
I am not aware of any other name for the Minnesota River, since it was named by the Souix indians. It is the second largest river in Minnesota and flows into the Mississippi River.
the Mississippi river
Mississippi river valley
The Minnesota River feeds into the Mississippi River. The Missouri River joins the Mississippi in Missouri. The Mississippi is the only river that flows from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico and is second in length only to the mighty Amazon river in South America.
Mankato is located in Minnesota in the United states of America. It is known as the the fourth largest city in Minnesota. Mankato is across the Minnesota River from North Mankato.
There is no body of water that borders both California and Minnesota.
The St. Louis River is located in Minnesota and Wisconsin. It flows into Lake Superior and is the largest US tributary to Lake Superior.
It is the Mississippi River that flow from Louisiana from Minnesota.
The Mississippi river flows from Minnesota to Louisiana.
Mississippi river, red river, and minnesota river
Mississippi River Crow River Minnesota River Chippewa River Cottonwood River St. Croix River
Minnesota River, Mississippi River, Rainy River, Red River of the North, St. Croix River