Mississippi and Missouri Rivers are the two well-known rivers, which have a significant amount of history. This paper will be discussing the history and importance of the two rivers. Mississippi river is the third longest river in the world, and the actual length of the river varies on a yearly basis. The Mississippi River and Missouri River together form the largest river system in North America, and collectively they are approximately 6270km long. The engineers are continuously trying to control the water flow of the two rivers, to avoid flood. As they don't want any other floods to hit the country and affect the economy, lives, and infrastructure of the country. The government of the country has also enforced laws and regulations related to the rivers.
The Mississippi and Missouri River System was considered as the fourth largest river systems in the world. They serve the different industries of the country, and it also helps in transportation of goods and services across the borders, to different States. These States include Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Kentucky, Illinois, Oklahoma and Tennessee. Missouri is the largest river of United States, while Mississippi is the second largest river of the country. Both of the rivers have a significant history, and they both have a long history of uncontrolled floods.
There are several engineers hired in United States, who are continuously involved in planning and constructing, for the purpose of controlling the flow of water of both Missouri River and Mississippi River. The Mississippi River and Missouri River have significant importance on United States, as it helps in connecting the different States together. It also helps the country by agricultural means and provides a path for import and export of goods and services.
The Missouri River and Mississippi River are being discussed in this paper, along with its history, importance and the role it plays in improving the economy of the country. This paper will highlight different facts and details related to the two rivers, and will also help in understanding the importance of the rivers in United States. The rivers have under gone many man-made changes, and the government of the country has also helped in taking care of the rivers. Different laws and regulations have been enforced by the government of United States related to the river. These laws help in proper management of the river, and makes sure that the industries use it in a good manner. The law also helps in regulating the activities related to the river, like trading of goods and services.
Discussion
Mississippi River
The Mississippi River was formed two million years ago by the recent ice age which took place around 10000 years ago. Its length varies around 30 to 50 miles every year. In the year 1803, Mississippi River became the property of United States, and since then it plays the speed of the water is around 1.2 miles per hour. As the river channel is constantly changing, its ...