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Mississippi River Crow River Minnesota River Chippewa River Cottonwood River St. Croix River
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Minnesota or Wisconsin has more rivers?
Minnesota has more rivers than Wisconsin, with over 12,000 rivers and streams flowing through the state. The Mississippi River, which is one of the longest rivers in North America, originates in Minnesota. While Wisconsin also boasts many rivers, including parts of the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers, Minnesota's extensive river network surpasses that of its neighbor.
Where are the most rivers in America?
Minnesota
What city on the Minnesota river is the capital of Minnesota?
Saint Paul (St. Paul) is the capital, at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers.
What are some US rivers that begin with the letter Z?
Zeland (New Hampshire), Zigzag (Oregon), Zumbro (Minnesota) and Zuni (New Mexico, Arizona) are rivers in the United States.
What are some popular landforms in Minnesota?
I would say that some landforms are mountains, lakes, rivers, plateaus, penninsulas, and much more!halla!B-).
What are the three major Rivers in Minnesota?
Mississippi river, red river, and minnesota river
What are the two rivers that meet at fort snelling?
Fort Snelling lies at the junction of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers
Rivers that start with z?
The Zealand river in New Hampshire is one river that starts with Z. Some other rivers that start with the letter Z are the Zigzag in Oregon, and the Zumbro in Minnesota.
What two major rivers feed into the Mississippi river?
The Missouri and the Ohio rivers are the two major rivers that merge into the Mississippi.
Why do the rivers in Minnesota flow in three directions?
leeds to a diferent way
What were the lakes and rivers of Minnesota served to traders?
This question is not clear. Traders used Minnesota lakes and rivers to travel, getting water, fishing, and trapping water-related mammals (like beaver and otter).
What are the major rivers of Minnesota?
Minnesota River, Mississippi River, Rainy River, Red River of the North, St. Croix River
