[DOC] [TLE] Mississippi River - Wikipedia [PAR] The Mississippi River is the chief river of the largest drainage system on the North 
American ... Mississippi River near Fire Point in Effigy Mounds National 
Monument, Iowa ... Flowing entirely in the United States (although its drainage 
basin reaches into .... 7, near La Crosse, Wisconsin, is more than 4 miles (6.4 km) 
wide. [DOC] [TLE] Mississippi River - Iowa Department of Natural Resources [PAR] Located between Clinton and Davenport, starts at River Mile 522.5, 10291.00 ... 
The Mississippi River borders Iowa for more than 300 miles, entering the state ... 
numerous side channels, chutes, and sloughs across its two- to six-mile wide 
valley. ... same river reach by means of locks and dams supplemented by 
dredging. [DOC] [TLE] River Geology  Mississippi Valley Traveler [PAR] Mar 5, 2011 ... Before the river was channelized for navigation, the Mississippi would regularly 
.... Minnesota to a watery behemoth along the latter part of its course. ... By the 
time the river reaches St. Paul (Minnesota), its average flow has ... The widest 
spot today is just north of Clinton, Iowa where the river is 3 miles wide. [DOC] [TLE] Mississippi (river US) facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] The length of the Mississippi River from its source in Lake Itasca in northwestern 
Minnesota to its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico flows 2,348 miles; it is the second 
longest river in the ... The Lower Mississippi Valley is a wide and fertile region. .... 
It is at this point that the depth of the Mississippi River increases, allowing for 
larger... [DOC] [TLE] division bulletin no. 2 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers [PAR] This lower section of the Mississippi River is a part of the Lakes-to-Gulf Waterway 
... Twelve fixed bridges cross the Mississippi River between its confluence with 
the .... Average navigation seasons for various reaches of the Mississippi River 
within ..... Horizontal - 177.5 feet (Union Pacific Bridge, mile 518.0, Clinton, Iowa). 
2. [DOC] [TLE] Mississippi River - I Fish Illinois [PAR] Its length along the border is 593 miles, and its major Illinois tributaries ... When 
the Mississippi River reaches its confluence with the Ohio River near Cairo, it is ... 
In all, some 200,000 acres of water are available for sport fishing in this stretch. ... 
near Hampton, Illinois upstream to Lock & Dam 13 located near Clinton, Iowa. [DOC] [TLE] Mississippi River - Riverlorian.com [PAR] It could follow the Ohio River to the Mississippi River at it's confluence at Cairo, ... 
Mile zero for the upper Mississippi begins at Cairo and continues northward to ... 
Mississippi rivers built the delta that filled in the upper reaches of the Gulf. ... The 
widest part of the river is on the Upper Mississippi, near Red Wing, Minnesota. [DOC] [TLE] The Temporary Mississippi River - JStor [PAR] continuing southward to the junction of Iowa and Cedar rivers at. Columbus 
Junction ... part of the temporary Mississippi River course which lies between the 
mouth of ... Creek Valley is that the wide valley floor extends up into the tribu- tary 
valleys so ... since out of the 221 miles of its total length, it maintains for a 
distance of... [DOC] [TLE] Soil Survey of Clinton County, Iowa [PAR] Funds appropriated by Clinton. County were used to defray part of the cost of this 
survey. ..... Wapsipinicon River and is mostly from 1/4 mile to 3 miles in ... land 
about 9 miles wide along the Mississippi River ... streams reach the broad valleys 
of the gently undulating ... Indians who claimed eastern Iowa as their tribal home. [DOC] [TLE] floods of july 19-25,1999, inthe wapsipinicon and cedar river basins ... [PAR] Jul 20, 1999 ... 400 South Clinton Street .... Map showing river reaches profiled, location of 
bridge sites used for the flood ... River miles 164 to 218. .... Graphs showing 
profile of the July 1999 flood for Flood Creek, Iowa: .... reference points in the 
Wapsipinicon and Cedar ... people from their homes and caused many road. [DOC] [TLE] full report - USGS Publications Warehouse - U.S. Geological Survey [PAR]

Question: This river reaches its widest point, about 4 miles, near Clinton, Iowa
Answer: Mississippi River