By definition, all rivers flow downstream, or down river. The Mississippi River flows south out of Minnesota and empties into the Gulf of Mexico from Louisiana.
The Mississippi River flow to the south. The Mississippi River is 2,350 miles long. It starts in Minnesota and ends up in the Gulf of Mexico.
Other rivers and streams add up into it and flow with the Mississippi River
The Missouri River is the largest tributary of the MS river.
they went up the Missouri river
Jacques Cartier sailed up the St Lawrence River, as far as the Lachine Rapids, in search of a route to Asia. When he found that the route was impassable, he then turned around sailed back down the St Lawrence. The concepts of "up" and "down" a river relate to the flow of the water, not a direction on a map. Travelling up a river means travelling against the flow. Travelling down a river means travelling with the flow.
Robert La Salle sailed up and down the Mississippi River and found land around the Mississippi.
Mississippi River to get up and down faster and more efficiently to save time
The Nile River flows north. Therefore, if you are looking at a map of Egypt it would flow up the map. When you look at a map North is always up and South is always down.
it moved goods up and down the Mississippi river faster the the flatboats could!
The city was at the mouth of the Mississippi River, and was thus able to control traffic up and down the river.
They would have to travel all the way up the Mississippi River, then trade, then go back down the Mississippi River. I could imagine that it was a rough trip! =S
Yes. For a very short distance. Below the convergence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, the border between Kentucky and Missouri mainly follows the channel of the Mississippi River, but there are two or three places where the river has changed course since the state borders were drawn and the river now flows entirely within the borders of Kentucky.