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Mississippi River Travel & Reference Map by ITMB
Explore the majestic Old Miss' with the ITMB Mississippi River Travel and Reference Map. Spanning from its delta in New Orleans, this map offers a comprehensive view of the Mississippi River's journey through the American heartland. Side one traverses Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas, highlighting key cities such as Memphis, renowned for its vibrant music scene and rich cultural heritage. As "Old Man River" or "Old Blue" meanders north, it intersects with Route 66 in St. Louis, home to the iconic Gateway Arch, symbolizing the westward expansion of the United States.
On side two, the Mississippi River Travel Map continues through the Midwest, showcasing Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, to "The Big Muddy's" origins near the quaint town of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. This large region, historically significant due to the Louisiana Purchase, encapsulates the essence of American expansion and ambition. The transaction with Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803, which tripled the size of the United States, paved the way for the country's growth and development.
Designed at a scale of 1:1,200,000, this folded Mississippi Travel Map extends from the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico, and from Chicago west to Kansas City. It includes a detailed legend featuring roads by classification, rivers, lakes, national parks, airports, and points of interest. The 27" x 39" map is an invaluable resource for travelers and history enthusiasts alike, offering insights into the rich tapestry of the American Midwest and the enduring legacy of the Mississippi River, also known as "The Father of Waters".
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