The Mississippi River is second from the left. Photograph from David Rumsey Map Collection The chart ... popular in the 19th century. Though the geographical data on this one is a bit outdated ...

National Geographic wants to put attractions along the Mississippi River on the world map.Nat-Geo is building an on-line interactive map of things to do, places to go and stay, and activities to ...

This story appears in the December 2019 issue of National Geographic magazine. For cartographers and cartophiles, Harold Fisk’s 1944 maps of the lower Mississippi River are a seminal work.

ONALASKA -- Organizations along the length of the Mississippi River are joining with National Geographic Maps to highlight the world-class natural, cultural and historic sites, attractions and ...

“The National Geographic Maps Division is pleased to have the opportunity to spotlight the Mississippi River region and, in doing so, support and sustain it as one of the prized places on the ...