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Mississippi National River and Recreation AreaFall trees line the shorelines of the Mississippi River as canoes float downstream.
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Mississippi National River and Recreation Area
National Parks Passport Program

The National Parks Passport program is a great way to explore the 391 units of the National Park Service. Purchase your passport book at the Mississippi River Visitor Center--or most national park visitor centers--and then obtain stamps for each park you visit. Passport books may also be obtained online at the Eastern National store.  Stamps are available at most visitor centers, or ask a ranger where you can have your passport book stamped. Almost all parks have at least one stamp.

Stamping Station Locations:
Within the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, you may get your passport book stamped at any of the visitor centers listed below. Hours vary, so call ahead for current information.

Passports are a great way to remember visits to your national parks.

A flooded street in 1952  

Did You Know?
In 1952, the Mississippi River flooded hundreds of acres of farmland and multiple cities. Over 2,000 families were homeless because of the high water.
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Last Updated: May 07, 2008 at 16:50 EST