This river's "Breaks" region was the hideout for a gang of cattle rustlers targeted by an enforcement group nicknamed "Stuart's Stranglers.
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