Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers eyed for recreation and nav expansion
A 1969 study by the Department of the Interior and the US Army Corps of Engineers examines converting Upper Mississippi and Missouri segments into multiuse corridors. Projections show 190 million recreation days by 2000 and over a billion dollars yearly in regional recreation revenue by 2008 with a $38.0 million land and easement acquisition plan.
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