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File:Mississippi watershed map 1.jpg

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English: Map of the course, watershed, and major tributaries of the Mississippi River.
Date 6 February 2010
Source Base map used was taken from the National Atlas, watershed map was from this site from the United States Geological Survey. The picture of the steamboat Robert E. Lee was from this file, which is public domain due to its age. The remaining work was done by the uploader.
Author Jon Platek

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