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“Belongs in the traveling bag of every Minnesotan and every visitor.” St. Paul Pioneer Press “Thoroughly researched and delightfully written. Human history and the landscape are intertwined, and Waters traces that connection with precision.” Minnesota History Canoeists, fishermen, and all those who care about Minnesota’s flowing waters will find this a useful guide to the rivers of the state. Thomas Waters describes the geologic origins of each river and the fish, wildlife, and plants that depend on the river ecosystem. The book follows routes of the early travelers, Native Americans, fur traders, and settlers, as well as explaining what the modern explorer might find on Minnesota’s rivers. Waters discusses the economic and recreational values of the river system and argues for wise management of this rich resource. ISBN 0-8166-0960-8

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  1. Cover
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  1. Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
  2. pp. i-v
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  1. Acknowledgments
  2. pp. vii-viii
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  1. Contents
  2. p. ix
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  1. Introduction–The Magic of Flowing Waters
  2. pp. 3-11
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  1. 1. The Nemadji Basin–Rivers in Red Clay
  2. pp. 13-24
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  1. 2. The St. Louis–River of Glaciers
  2. pp. 25-43
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  1. 3. The North Shore Streams–A Crown of Waterfalls
  2. pp. 44-71
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  1. 4. Rainy River–The Border Trail
  2. pp. 72-94
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  1. 5. Big Fork-Little Fork–Wild Waters North
  2. pp. 95-105
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  1. 6. The Red River Valley–Legacy of Glacial Lake Agassiz [Includes Image Plates]
  2. pp. 106-131
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  1. 7. The St. Croix–Wild River to a Nation
  2. pp. 132-150
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  1. 8. The Snake and Kettle–White Pine and White Water
  2. pp. 151-165
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  1. 9. The Pine County Creeks–Of Trout Streams and Timberdoodles
  2. pp. 166-173
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  1. 10. The Rum–River of Good Spirits
  2. pp. 174-183
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  1. 11. The Crow Wing–Oxcart to Canoe
  2. pp. 184-194
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  1. 12. The Mississippi–I. The North Woods
  2. pp. 195-215
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  1. 13. The Mississippi–II. GREAT River
  2. pp. 216-246
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  1. 14. The Southeast–Rivers of the Driftless Area
  2. pp. 247-270
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  1. 15. The Upper Iowa and Cedar–Outlets to Iowa
  2. pp. 271-277
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  1. 16. The Blue Earth–Fool's Copper
  2. pp. 278-287
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  1. 17. The Southwest–Rivers of the Coteau des Prairies
  2. pp. 288-303
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  1. 18. The Minnesota–Corridor West
  2. pp. 304-323
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  1. Minnesota's Streams–A Call for Stewardship
  2. pp. 324-336
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  1. Bibliography
  2. pp. 337-344
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  1. Index to Minnesota Streams
  2. pp. 347-353
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  1. General Index
  2. pp. 354-373
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