The river does not run through the whole US: it only runs through a few states. But you can travel from very near the northernmost point of the US (Minnesota) to one of the southernmost points (Louisiana delta).
The Missouri River (a western tributary of the Mississippi) is slightly longer and passes through a larger number of states, but is not nearly as navigable.
Yes and no. You could from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes, but not across to CA or the west coast. It will mainly take you through the center of the country.
A person traveling down the Mississippi River from north to south in the United States can travel almost the entire length of America. The Mississippi River originates in Minnesota at Lake Itasca, which is south of the Canadian border.
No u cannot travel the whole entire length of the us from the Mississippi river
No. You can only go from New Orleans to Lake Itasca in Minnesota, about 150 miles from the Canadian border.
No, because it stops short of the top of the United States.
no
No it only goes to the width
No it only goes to the width
No, the Mississippi River does not run the full length of the US, but merely through a few states.
No, Even though the river basin covers a lot of the USA the Mississippi river and its tributaries do not go far enough east or west to allow you to travel the whole length.
No it only goes to the width
yes because you can go on boat around the whole world this is from Laura jenkins
no. the Mississippi only runs through some of the us. so really.....it's kinda impossible no
Not quite. It starts about 115 miles south of the Canadian border at Lake Itasca, MN- so you would not cover the part of the US between the start and the border.
No Not completely there are parts of tributaries but not whole ones
there is only one mountain in the whole state of mississippi
I think just not in Mississippi but in whole cities or countries rule are same.