From Ice Ages to today, the Little Missouri River, and its local tributaries and gullies, have carved and carried countless megatons of loose rock, sand, clay and loess off the badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Some sediment from this marvel of the northern Great Plains helped to build Louisiana, or ended up on the seabed of Gulf of Mexico, before the big dams of the Dakotas tamed the “Mighty Mo” downstream.
5 NNE Medora ND (13 Jun 12) Looking W
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