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New Orleans, LA is located at the mouth of the Mississippi river.
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Which city lay at the mouth of the Mississippi river?
New Orleans(Answer also located at: City_located_at_mouth_of_mississippi_river)
Did the Union use the Mississippi River to transport troops?
Answer Yes. During the first year, the Union sent gunboats and troop ships down the Mississippi River to attack Fort Donnelson. Then they moved over to the Tennessee River in order to move into northern Mississippi(state). Later, Union ships moved into the mouth of the Mississippi River and attacked the Confederate shipyards located in the Yazoo River. They moved troops to Vicksburg in order to lay a seige on this important city that threatened the ships traveling the river.
The city of Ur once lay close to a river that has changed course many times What was this river called?
Euphrates River.
Do pythons lay eggs out of their mouth?
No, pythons do not lay eggs out of their mouth.
What bodies of water border the Northwest Territories?
Of the three bodies of water that, basically, comprised the borders of the Northwest Territory, one of them was more of a collection. To the west was the Mississippi River. To the south lay the Ohio River. To the north, however, lay the Great Lakes.
What town in Mississippi did Grant lay siege?
Vicksburg, Mississippi
What feature have archeologists discovered about the first civilizations of Indus River?
they found a city that lay beneath the earth
Why was the Battle of Shiloh so important to the Civil War?
APEX(= -it slowed down the Union conquest of the Mississippi area.AnswerWith this firmly in Union control, he could continue his drive down the Mississippi River and lay a siege on Vicksburg.
What 3 bodies of water bordered the northwest territory?
Of the three bodies of water that, basically, comprised the borders of the northwest territory, one of them was more of a collection. To the west was the Mississippi River. To the south lay the Ohio River. To the north, however, lay the Great Lakes.
How did the Siege of Vicksburg affect the South?
Disastrously. They lost their last garrison on the Mississippi, and the valuable use of the great waterway was totally denied to them - with their units to the West of the river cut-off from the rest. It also released Grant's army to join up with the Army of the Cumberland at Chattanooga, as well as giving Grant enough credibility that he would soon become General-in-Chief of all the Union armies.
Goes from the sea to the river to lay eggs?
Salmon definitely go from the sea and up river to spawn (lay eggs)
Do large mouth bass lay eggs?
yes
