I’m lucky enough to live a short 20-minute drive from the point where North America’s two longest rivers meet. which means I get a lot of opportunities to photograph the confluence and to do so at different times of year. The two panoramas below were taken at a time when both rivers were near historically low levels, so I had a chance to walk much further down the narrow point of land that separates the rivers than I have before.
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Confluence Point (Missouri River on the right; Mississippi River on the left)
Confluence Point (Missouri River on the left; Mississippi River on the right)
