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Interactive Watershed Game Bell Museum of Natural History
Water Activities, Art and Experiments Environmental Protection Agency
Aquatic Bug Theater, Kid's Water Activities Environmental Protection Agency
Informational Overview of Watersheds Center for Global Environmental Education
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Did You Know? At Lake Onalaska, near LaCrosse Wisconsin, the Mississippi River is about 4 miles wide. Mississippi River water held behind Lock and Dam #7 and water held by damming the Black River form this broad reach of the Mississippi River.
Last Updated: September 08, 2009 at 11:43 EST