[DOC] [TLE] New Orleans (steamboat) - Wikipedia [PAR] The New Orleans was the first steamboat on the western waters of the United 
States. Owned by Robert Fulton and Robert R. Livingston, and built by Nicholas 
Roosevelt, its 18111812 voyage from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to New Orleans, 
.... The boat, first launched on the Monongahela River in March 1811, took many
... [DOC] [TLE] The Voyage of New Orleans - Illinois State Museum [PAR] Before steamboats regularly plied the waters of the Mississippi River and for 
some time after they became a popular means of transportation, rivers were 
dangerous places. ... The New Orleans, the first steamboat to travel down the 
Ohio and the ... Pennsylvania in September 1811 to begin the long journey to 
New Orleans,... [DOC] [TLE] First Steamboat to Descend the Ohio River in 1811 - Cincinnati ... [PAR] Built first steamboat to navigate on western rivers (October 1811) Concern: ... 
Made the first trip from Pittsburg to New Orleans with him, delivering a son, Henry 
.... using the Ohio/Mississippi Rivers as an avenue of commerce suddenly 
became a ... since the boat could never stem the river's current and return from 
down-river. [DOC] [TLE] Nicholas Roosevelt's 1811 Steamboat, First Steamboat on the Ohio [PAR] About Nicholas Roosevelt's 1811 voyage on the Steamboat New Orleans on the 
Ohio and Mississippi River, First Steamboat on the Ohio, ... The flat-boat was 
made only to float down stream, and was broken up at the end of ... He reached 
New Orleans on December 1, 1809, and went around to New York in a sailing 
vessel. [DOC] [TLE] Nicholas Roosevelt's 1811 Steamboat, Pittsburgh Post article 1911 [PAR] About Nicholas Roosevelt's 1811 voyage on the Steamboat New Orleans on the 
Ohio and ... article dealing with the launching and first trip of the steamer New 
Orleans by ... Proceeding down the Ohio River in a flatboat, Mr. Roosevelt spent 
six .... 112 [sic, probably 1812] advertising the sailing of the boat from New 
Orleans,... [DOC] [TLE] Steamboats 1811-29 - Steamboat Times [PAR] Steamboats on the Western Rivers from 1811 to 1861. ... The NEW ORLEANS 
continued in service on the lower Mississippi River between New Orleans and... [DOC] [TLE] Eyewitness 1811: From Pittsburgh to New Orleans by steamboat ... [PAR] Mar 8, 2009 ... Eyewitness 1811: From Pittsburgh to New Orleans by steamboat ... on the 
Mississippi, that the first steamboat voyage on that river was ... Roosevelt's 1811 
trip down the Ohio and Mississippi was his second journey to New Orleans. ... 
were formed of her sailing," the Gazette reported on Friday, Oct. 18, 1811. [DOC] [TLE] A History of Steamboats [PAR] became more important than steamboats, but during their day, they ruled the 
nation's rivers. Early Steamboat History. The years after the Revolutionary. War 
were years of growth in ... States the city of New Orleans and the large ... 
steamboat that he sailed down the Delaware ... The first successful steamboat .... 
From 1811 to. [DOC] [TLE] Robert Fulton - Ohio History Central [PAR] He became such an accomplished artist that he even exhibited his work in the 
Royal ... He had constructed his first steamboat in France in 1802. ... He 
constructed the first steamboat to travel on the Ohio River, the New Orleans. ... 
had quick access to the Gulf of Mexico by sailing down the Ohio River to the 
Mississippi River. [DOC] [TLE] October 1, 1811  The first steamboat to sail the Mississippi River ... [PAR] Oct 1, 2013 ... October 1, 1811  The first steamboat to sail the Mississippi River ... Wikipedia - "
he New Orleans was the first steamboat on the western waters of the United 
States ... Livingston, who became Fulton's partner, was a wealthy New York ... 
They had seen the boat approaching down a straight stretch of the river... [DOC] [TLE] 200 Years Ago, First Steamboat Voyage Was Packed With Drama ... [PAR] Dec 19, 2011 ... 200 Years Ago, First Steamboat Voyage Was Packed With Drama ... steamboat 
voyage down the Mississippi River, by the steamboat New Orleans. ...

Question: In 1811 the New Orleans became the first steamboat to sail down this river
Answer: Mississippi River