Longest river in the US

Answer 1

Mississippi river :

Minnesota is the only state the river passes through, while it becomes the boundary for nine others: Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. Its entire length is 2,352 miles (4100 km) ending up in the Gulf of Mexico.

In addition to the ten states it directly touches, its watershed is so huge that it drains water through wetlands and tributaries from 32 states and two Canadian provinces, a territory of 1.2 million square miles.

Answer 2

The Missouri River is about 2,340 miles long and is the longest river in the US. The combination of the Missouri with the lower Mississippi River represents the longest river system in North America. The average volume of the Mississippi is the greatest of US rivers at an average of nearly 600,000 cu.ft/second into the Gulf of Mexico.

The "widest" river would be difficult to define because of wide deltas such as the Mississippi and because mouths of rivers empty into wide bays (such as Upper New York Bay). But one of the widest as a river is the Neuse River at its mouth in Pimlico Sound, North Carolina.

Answer 3

the Mississippi i an pretty sure..

Answer 4

Missouri River, Mississippi River