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Mississippi River Cruises

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The Mississippi River is the chief river of the largest river system in North America, making it the fourth longest river in the world.

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MonthNumber of CruisesFrom Price
Nov 20248 cruises$3,999
Dec 202411 cruises$3,649
Jan 20255 cruises$3,499
Feb 20258 cruises$3,999
Mar 202517 cruises$4,565
Apr 202515 cruises$5,275
May 202513 cruises$5,995
Jun 20255 cruises$5,635
Jul 20253 cruises$8,999
Aug 20256 cruises$4,915
Sep 20254 cruises$11,945
Oct 20259 cruises$4,880
Nov 202514 cruises$4,255
Dec 202511 cruises$3,499
Jan 20265 cruises$3,499
Feb 20268 cruises$3,999
Mar 202612 cruises$4,499
Apr 20269 cruises$5,275
May 202610 cruises$5,995
Jun 20267 cruises$5,275
Jul 20267 cruises$4,915
Aug 202611 cruises$4,915
Sep 202610 cruises$4,610
Oct 20268 cruises$5,635
Nov 202611 cruises$5,275
Dec 202613 cruises$3,499

The Mississippi River is the chief river in the largest river system in North America, making it the fourth longest river in the world. The river borders or cuts through Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana.

The Mississippi river initially served as a boundary between New Spain, New France and the early United States, then later an important transportation channel and communications link. During the western expansion of the United States in the 19th century, the Mississippi and its tributaries led the way for early pioneers; making it, quite literally, America's heartland.

One of the most fertile agricultural regions of the country can be found in the Mississippi River Valley, and due to a lack of roads or rail lines in the area, steamboats entered trade in the 1820's. This golden age of steamboats transported cotton, timber, Appalachian coal and food.

Step back in time and onboard a genuine steamboat, follow the route of brave explorers and stroll through charming towns on a Mississippi River cruise. From the Old South to rolling hills and quaint towns of the Midwest, explore vibrant ports of call like New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Natchez, Chattanooga, St. Louis, Dubuque, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

Discover America's heartland, learn about the events and people that contributed so greatly to America's history and culture

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