The Mississippi River is often referred to as the "water highway" of the United States. This designation stems from its extensive navigation system that facilitates the transport of goods and commodities across the country. Connecting numerous states and major cities, the river plays a crucial role in commerce and trade, serving as a vital artery for shipping and transportation. Its tributaries further enhance its significance as a key logistical route.
No. The US19 bridge is ABOVE the water.
The Mississippi was/is the river highway through the eastern US. The state, person, country who controls the river can control the movement and shipping on the river.
served as a major highway for trade.
No, it is a collection of state and local roads that follow the course of the Mississippi River through ten states of the US.
A major US highway called Rt. 95 runs through part of Delaware. This is a major US highway that runs all the way to Florida.
the Mississippi river
Mississippi river
The Ohio River.
the ohio river
that one with the water
Provided water for irrigation of fields,silt from the river fertilized the fields along the river banks,and was also used as mode of conveyance up and down the river.
Mississippi river