Jordan
The Jordan River
Trade on the Mississippi river was controlled by the French and Native Americans. The Mississippi river is 2,350 miles long.
Before the Louisiana purchase the French controlled all land west of the Mississippi river. Later in the century a deal was struck between the US and the Russians to buy the territory that is now know as Alaska.
The same as today: the Jordan River and the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee).
the spanish had control of the mississippi river in 1764
Israel.
Jordan, the country, was named after the river of Jordan which lies between it & Palestine.
The River Jordan is in the country of Jordan.
Jordan is east of the Jordan River.
The Jordan River goes through Israel and Jordan. The river also connects the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea.
The Jordan River forms the border between Israel and Jordan. Therefore, half of the river is in each country wherever Israel borders Jordan to the north of the West Bank. (There is a small stretch of the Jordan which is wholly in Israeli territory as it leaves the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River continues as the border between the West Bank and Jordan until the Dead Sea.)
The Jordan River.
The country is not named after a country it is named after the river, which serves as a natural border between Israel and Jordan. All told though, if you are expecting to be as impressive as the Amazon, Nile or Mississippi, forget it; the Jordan river is one of the most unimpressive famous rivers in the world.
As the River Jordan forms the eastern border of Israel, and the western border of Jordan, to claim that one country would have total control over an entire river is incorrect. Traditionally, it was under the control of the Israelites, however, in more modern times, it has remained under joint control.
The Jordan river, running north to south the length of the country.
There is a river that's runs between modern day Palestine/Israel and modern day Jordan. That river was called since Ancient Times Al- Urdon. When the Romans conquered that area they translated Al Urdon into Latin and soon afterward that area became known like that. When the name was finally translated into English through many languages it was Jordan. The area was known as Transjordan for it was nothing but a desert. When the country was established it became known as Jordan. Jordan, the country, was named after the river of Jordan which lies between it & Palestine.
The Jordan is the river which creates the border of Israel and Jordan country. The east bank of the river is a nickname for the Jordan country's side, and this nickname is used a lot when there is a talk about the Arab-Israeli argument.