South Dakota · Unknown Co.

Missouri River

Wild & Scenic🏞 National Park
· 245 mi · Class
Optimal: CFS · USGS #06453020
CFS
25.37 ft gauge height
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Avg flow: 0 cfsHist. median: 0 cfsUSGS #06453020
National Wild & Scenic River · Designated Water Trail · National Park Service

The Missouri National Recreational River Water Trail contains some of the last remaining natural stretches of America's longest river. Come canoe, kayak, and camp along the trail as you experience the Missouri River as Lewis and Clark saw over two hundred years ago. The astonishing array of wildlife, scenic vistas and national significant history make a trip down this stretch of river a once in a lifetime experience. <p></p>This designation consists of two separate segments—from the Fort Randall Dam downstream to the backwaters of Lewis and Clark Lake and from Gavins Point Dam downstream to P

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