Mizizibi River

The Mizizibi River flows through Cahokia, a city-state that stretches along the riverbank on more than 500 square miles.


The Mizizibi River is not only a critical geographic feature for Cahokia but also a cultural and economic lifeline, supporting both local agriculture and the bustling floating food market at Gichi-Michim Bay.


In the broader region, the Mizizibi connects various city-states and the Free Lands, allowing for the movement of goods, ideas, and people, and maintaining Cahokia’s role as a major trade center.



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