The Mississippi River is the largest river in the United States, passing through 10 states, and was once Native American territory. Tourists visit Mississippi to see Elvis's shrine, view the huge Mississippi River, and learn about those who lived in the area before it became a state through museums along the river, which features various plant life, mountains up to 806 feet high, and highlands.

1. Mississippi M I S S I S S I P P I

2. Water Mississippi is the largest river in the United States. It passes through 10 states.

3. Vegetation Many vines, trees, and other plants such as willows, evergreens, and oaks still occur around there. Mississippi used to be a Native American territory

4. Landforms Woodall Mountain stands at 806 ft ( 246 m ). Highlands.

5. Tourists and Mississippi Some tourists come down to Mississippi for the great Elvis’s shrine. A view of the Hugest river! Many Museums to check out who lived before Mississippi had a state name.

6. Sources http:// www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/rdsduse/ms.htm http://www.worldatlas.com