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Tennessee's western border runs along the Mississippi River. Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri and most other states on the Mississippi River use it as clear state boundary.
Mississippi River
Mississippi River
The Mississippi River forms the western border of Illinois. It spans approximately 580 miles and flows through or along the borders of 10 different states in the United States.
The Mississippi River does not flow through Florida. The Mississippi River rises in northern Minnesota and flows southward through Minnesota and then becomes the border for 9 U.S. states. Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi are along the east side of the Mississippi River, and Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas are along its west side. The river serves as the border between Louisiana and Mississippi before turning west and flowing through Louisiana to the Mississippi River Delta at the Gulf of Mexico.
The Mississippi River runs along their border.
The Mississippi River
Mississippi River but again im not so sure
The Mississippi River rises in northern Minnesota and flows southward through Minnesota and then becomes the border for 9 U.S. states. Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi are along the east side of the Mississippi River. Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas are along its west side. The river serves as the border between Louisiana and Mississippi before turning west and flowing through Louisiana to the Mississippi River Delta at the Gulf of Mexico.
There are only 2 states that the Mississippi River passes through. These states are Louisiana and Mississippi. The river does run along the borders of Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota.
Massachusetts, along with 25 other U.S. states, is east of the Mississippi River. This river is considered by many to mark the western boundary of the Eastern United States.
The two rivers that form the eastern border of Mississippi are the Tennessee River and the Mississippi River. The Tennessee River runs along the northeastern edge, while the Mississippi River serves as the primary border to the west and south. Together, they define significant parts of the state's boundaries with neighboring states.