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Keokuk, Iowa
Downtown Keokuk sits just behind the Keokuk
riverfront is just a short drive to the bald eagle watching sites such
as Locks and Dam #19, and Rand and Victory Parks. It is also just across
the river from the Montebello Access Area and the town of Warsaw. |
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Quincy,
Illinois
Downtown Quincy sits on the bluffs overlooking
the Mississippi River and is just a short drive to the bald eagle
watching sites such as Locks and Dam #21, the Villa Kathrine, and
Quinsippi Island. |
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Clarksville, Missouri
Downtown Clarksville is on the banks of the Mississippi River and
features a variety of restaurants. The Clarksville Visitors Center is at
the north end of town and has spotting scopes allowing visitors to watch
the eagles take advantage of the open water caused by Locks and Dam #24. |
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Calhoun County, Illinois
It’s possible to have your lunch in comfort and watch the eagles from
several restaurants in Calhoun County. Riverside restaurants on the
riverbank of the Illinois River in Hardin and Kampsville serve up
sandwiches, BBQ, and plenty of homemade desserts. |
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Grafton, Illinois
Most of the eateries in
the river town of Grafton are located on Main Street, just a short walk
of the riverbank where Mississippi and Illinois rivers join. Visitors can find sandwich shops, fresh
fish, homemade desserts as well as upscale dining. |
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Alton, Illinois
Alton is the largest city in the Meeting of the Great Rivers Scenic
Byway region and contains all varieties of eating establishments from
upscale dining, ethnic foods, home style cooking, sandwich shops,
bakeries and other good places to eat. Many of its restaurants are can
be found in the historic riverfront district. |
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