The widest delta for a river in the US is the Mississippi River, which also carries by far the most volume of any US river. The delta in southeastern Louisiana is about 20 to 25 miles wide where its various channels empty into the Gulf of Mexico.
For a single channel, the Neuse River downriver from New Bern, NC is the widest river, about 5 miles wide where it enters Pamlico Sound.
I do not get what the "Widest Interstate in the US" is, but I do know that the widest state in the U.S is Alaska. It is the largest state, so it might also be wide. But I doubt.
Interstate 90.
Neuse River.
The widest river in the world is the Amazon River. The second widest river in the world is the Nile River, which is the longest river in the world.
the widest river in fiji
No, the Mississippi River is not the longest river, but the second longest river at 2,340 miles long. The longest river in the USA is the Missouri River, measuring 200 miles longer!
Yes, it is the widest.
The widest point of the tennessee river is near the tributary of the ohio river, reaching 1 1/2 miles wide at its widest point.
The Columbia River
ord River
The Jamuna river
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the longest is the nile river which is 4,417 miles the widest is i think the Niger river 6 miles long
The Altamaha River