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Visitors Guide to Additional Activities and Attractions
in Missouri's Lincoln Hills Region
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American
Bald Eagles |
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There are approximately 2,000 eagles that migrate
to the Middle Mississippi River Valley, making the region's
overwintering population the second largest in the continental
United States. There are a number of excellent sites to view our
national symbol in Missouri's Lincoln Hills Area including Lock and
Dam #25, Clarksville, and the Ted Shanks Conservation Area. Taking
the Winfield Ferry into Illinois will lead visitors to Pere
Marquette State Park, Grafton, and the Meeting of the Great Rivers
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| Bird
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The Mississippi River Valley
is one of North America's major bird
migration corridors. Over 326 species that use the river corridor as a home or a
stopping off point during their migration including the American Bald
Eagle and the American White Pelican. There is a wealth of great
locations for bird watching in the regions that greatriverroad.com
covers. |
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| Camping |
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Whatever your preference, the
Middle Mississippi River Valley has a large variety of camping accommodations to choose
from, ranging from full service RV parks to primitive campsites in
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| Locks
and Dams |
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The Corps
of Engineers built a series of locks and dams on the Upper
Mississippi to make the river navigable. These structures can be
visited and their impact offers some unique recreation opportunities. |
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