mississippi_river
日本語WordNet
a major North American river and the chief river of the United States; rises in northern Minnesota and flows southward into the Gulf of Mexico
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The Mississippi River is one of North America's largest river systems, flowing from Minnesota southward to the Gulf of Mexico. At approximately 3,730 km long, it has profoundly influenced American history, culture, and economy.
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The Mississippi River flows through Minneapolis.
ミシシッピ川はミネアポリスを流れています。
The old sternwheeler carried passengers along the Mississippi River.
その古い外輪船はミシシッピ川沿いに乗客を運んだ。
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft discovered the source of the Mississippi River at Lake Itasca in 1832.
ヘンリー・ロウ・スクールクラフトは1832年にイタスカ湖でミシシッピ川の源流を発見した。
The Mississippi River is a major transportation route for agricultural goods.
ミシシッピ川は農産物の主要な輸送ルートである。