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Theodore Roosevelt national park - Little Muddy

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Summary

Get up close and personal with the Little Missouri River; discover why it is endearingly called "Little Muddy." Whether paddling or crossing, keep in mind that the Little Missouri can drastically vary in height day to day due to it being a free flowing river; one of the few remaining rivers not dammed and/or diverted yet in the US.

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Date

1916 - 2020
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Source

National Parks Gallery
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Link

https://npgallery.nps.gov/
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Public Domain Dedication

label_outline Explore South Unit, Little Missouri River, Muddy

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