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Missouri National Recreational River
Getting Around
Most of the roads around the "rec river" corridor are paved; however, many of the roads leading to river accesses are gravel.  These become very slippery and muddy in spring or after heavy rains.  The routes to the river accesses are often hilly and winding.  Use caution when driving on them.
Prairie Dog  

Did You Know?
Sergeant John Ordway--not Lewis, not Clark--gave the name "prairie dog" to the animal then new to science. Expedition members discovered it along what is now the 39-mile reach of Missouri National Recreational River.
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Last Updated: August 22, 2006 at 11:39 EST