Mississippi River Photographs: The Source
“The outlet of Itasca Lake, is perhaps ten to twelve feet broad, with an apparent depth of twelve to eighteen inches. The discharge of water appears to be copious, compared to its inlet. Springs may, however, produce accessions which are not visible, and this is probable both from the geological character of the country, and the transparency and coolness of the water.” --Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, 1832. |
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The Official Source |
Oxbow Bend
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