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This wonderful book takes readers along the mighty Mississippi. Rivers Around the World (Paperback). Often celebrated in music and literature, its exploration by explorers spurred the growth of a new nation. Takes readers along the mighty Mississippi. Crabtree Publishing Company.

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America's Mighty River · Rivers Around the World. This wonderful book takes readers along the mighty Mississippi. Informative text also addresses human efforts to tame the Mississippi. Dams and levees have not eliminated destructive floods and have caused pollution and destroyed wildlife habitats.

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The Mississippi River is one of the world's major rivers. The second largest city in North America before European colonization (after Tenochtitlan in Mexico) was situated along the Mississippi River, on the opposite shore from modern-day St. Louis. It flows through the center of the United States, and historically it has been the dividing line between the Eastern United States and the American West. By itself, the Mississippi River is the second longest river in North America (the Missouri River is about 100 miles longer, according to the National Park Service). Cahokia flourished from about . 1050 to 1300 and was larger than London was at that time.