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Major cities are more prone to be located near the Mississippi river because of energy and water supply. The speed of the river can provide energy into that state, comically decreasing the amount of tax needed to pay for energy. This would be the same for water, since rivers have clean and drinkable water ready to go, it would be an amazing source of water, also heavily decreasing the amount of tax and money needed to pay for pipe and water supply.
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