Usa "missouri river" in una frase
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missouri river
1. Beyond the outskirts of Omaha the tracts of fields led down to the Missouri River, across the bridge, and into Iowa, Council Bluffs and more cornfields
2. Ka-i-gwu—a tribe (Kiowa) and linguistic family probably related to Uto-Aztecan that lived at the headwaters of the Missouri River
3. that lifted slowly from the Missouri River in the early
4. The train crossed the Missouri river an hour later and almost immediately the bailiff stepped into Cara’s train car with a security guard behind him
5. It depicts the waterfalls of the Missouri River, and the Rocky Mountains
6. This shows the Rocky Mountains and the Missouri River
7. To the immediate east was the Missouri River, and on the other side of the river was the state of Missouri
8. ” As he drove along the surface streets of Fort Leavenworth, to his left was the Missouri River, also known as “Big Muddy
9. We drove across the Missouri River, the water not even bothering to glisten in the afternoon sun
10. Someone must have told me about the Missouri River at Bismarck, North Dakota, or I must have read about it
11. 73 are claimed for his disbursements and expenses incurred pending Burr's conspiracy; $2,560 paid for a tract of land for the public service, now occupied by the troops on the Missouri river, near its mouth; $450, the amount of his passage from Baltimore to Charleston, when ordered on extra duty by the President; and $2,131
12. This circumstance must have been owing to the sudden change of the current of air from south to the northwest, descending the Missouri river from the cold regions at its sources
13. Will it be pretended that the sides of those mountains were also lakes? Farther—the most extensive prairies known, are the very high plains immediately west of the Rocky Mountains, and east of the mountains near the sources of the Arkansaw and Missouri rivers, extending even on the spurs of those mountains; a country the highest perhaps in North America, with a great and continued descent to the Pacific on the one side, and to the Gulf of Mexico on the other
14. That portion of territory situated north of the Missouri River, and usually known by the name of the Forks, as lying between that river and the river Mississippi, shall compose one county, and be called the county of St
15. That portion of territory bounded by the Missouri river on the north; by the Mississippi on the east; on the south by the Platin creek, from its mouth to its source; thence by a west line to the Missouri river, or to the western boundary of the Osage purchase; and on the west, by the said western boundary of the Osage purchase, shall compose one other county, and be called the county of St
