This river's "Breaks" region was the hideout for a gang of cattle rustlers targeted by an enforcement group nicknamed "Stuart's Stranglers." Animals crossing this river appear in paintings by Charles Marion Russell, whose name is used for a wildlife refuge on the north bank of this river upstream of the U. L. Bend. This river is formed by the confluence of the Gallatin, Madison, and (*) Jefferson Rivers northwest of Yellowstone National Park. Fort Mandan was built along this river by the Lewis and Clark expedition, which used this river to trav
This river's "Breaks" region was the hideout for a gang of cattle rustlers targeted by an enforcement group nicknamed "Stuart's Stranglers." Animals crossing this river appear in paintings by Charles Marion Russell, whose name is used for a wildlife refuge on the north bank of this river upstream of the U. L. Bend. This river is formed by the confluence of the Gallatin, Madison, and (*) Jefferson Rivers northwest of Yellowstone National Park. Fort Mandan was built along this river by the Lewis and Clark expedition, which used this river to travel across the present-day Dakotas. For 10 points, name this longest tributary of the Mississippi, which joins it at St. Louis.
This river's "Breaks" region was the hideout for a gang of cattle rustlers targeted by an enforcement group nicknamed "Stuart's Stranglers.
Missouri River