The Missouri, America's Longest River: A Cultural and Environmental History
The Missouri River is examined through both cultural and environmental history in this focused account of America’s longest river. Connecting place, people, landscape, and the natural world, the book offers a broad perspective on the river’s significance in the history and geography of the United States.
About This Book
This book presents a cultural and environmental history of the Missouri River.
As America’s longest river, the Missouri provides a focus for considering the relationship between geography, people, and the environment.
The subject connects regional history with broader questions about landscapes, natural resources, and cultural life.
It offers readers an informative perspective on one of the defining rivers of the United States.
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