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  • Mississippi River is the largest in the United States and is the nation's chief waterway. Nickname is Old Man River. Mississippi has a larger percentage of black residents than any other state. Although cotton is the most important crop in Mississippi, corn, peanuts, pecans, rice, sugar cane, sweet potatoes, soybeans, food grains, poultry, eggs, meat animals, dairy products, feed crops and horticultural crops are all important to the state's economy.
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  • Mississippi's western boundary is largely defined by the Mississippi River, or its historical course.[7] Mississippi is the 32nd largest by area and 35th-most...
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  • But as it flows south, the Mississippi is contaminated by man and much of that beauty is lost to those of us who live downstream.
  • 1860 - The nation's first levee system was built along the Mississippi side of the Mississippi River in 1860 and stretched for 300 miles.
  • Other than Jackson, the state capital city and home to the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, Tupelo is small but famous.
  • The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, the state’s only federally recognized Native American group, has reservation lands in the vicinity of Jackson.
  • The state of Mississippi joined the Union on December 10 1817 becoming the 20th state to join the United States. ... A picture of the Mississippi River.
  • How did Mississippi get its name: The name Mississippi was originally given to the Mississippi River by the Chippewa Indians.
  • The Mississippi Blues Trail recognizes blues pioneers, including Albert King, Muddy Waters, Sam Cooke and B.B. King.