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| NAME= Little Sioux River<br />
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| SORTNAME= Little Sioux River<br />
| LAGE= [[Minnesota]], [[Iowa]] (USA)<br />
| GKZ= US/657126<br />
| FLUSSSYSTEM= Mississippi River<br />
| ABFLUSSWEG= Missouri River//Mississippi River//Golf von Mexiko<br />
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| NACHWEIS-LÄNGE= <ref name=NHD>U.S. Geological Survey. National Hydrography Dataset high-resolution flowline data. [http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/viewer/ The National Map], accessed March 30, 2011</ref><br />
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| KARTE-BESCHREIBUNG= Verlauf des Little Sioux River (farblich hervorgehoben) im Einzugsgebiet des Missouri River<br />
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Der '''Little Sioux River''' ist ein linker Nebenfluss des [[Missouri River]]. <br />
Er hat seinen Ursprung im Südwesten von [[Minnesota]] nahe der Grenze zu [[Iowa]].<br />
Er fließt in südwestlicher Richtung quer durch das nordwestliche Iowa und mündet nach 415 km bei [[Little Sioux (Iowa)|Little Sioux]] in den [[Missouri River]]. <br />
Der Little Sioux River wurde von den [[Sioux]]-Indianern <br />
''Eaneah-waudepon'' oder ''Stone River'' genannt. <br />
Zu seinen Zuflüssen zählen der <br />
[[Ocheyedan River]], der [[Maple River (Little Sioux River)|Maple River]] und der [[West Fork of the Little Sioux River]]. <br />
Der Little Sioux River ist ein integraler Bestandteil des ''Nepper Watershed Project'', einem Hochwasserschutzprojekt in Iowa, das 1947 gegründet wurde zur Regulierung des Abflusses und dem Schutz der landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen vor Überflutung und Erosion.<br />
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The Little Sioux Valley was important in the [[Spirit Lake Massacre]] of 1857, when the [[Santee Sioux]] chief [[Inkpaduta]] made forays as far downstream as [[Smithland, Iowa|Smithland]]. The river valley also figures prominently in folklore about the nineteenth century outlaw, [[Jesse James (outlaw)|Jesse James]], who reportedly used the secluded valley, with its wooded ravines, as a hideout and a route north to Minnesota during the 1870s.<br />
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Geologically, the Little Sioux rises in a region of [[glacial]] potholes near the "[[Iowa Great Lakes]]" ([[Spirit Lake (Iowa)|Spirit Lake]], and East and West [[Iowa Great Lakes|Okoboji]]). It then traverses a rich agricultural region on its way to the [[Loess Hills]], from which it then flows out onto the floodplain of the Missouri River. Through much of its middle course (i.e., from [[Linn Grove, Iowa|Linn Grove]] to [[Smithland, Iowa|Smithland]]) the Little Sioux is a relatively wild meandered stream, with excellent canoeing, camping, and fishing opportunities. However, from Smithland downstream to its mouth, the river has been channelized and environmentally degraded.<br />
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Flooding of the river is common in early to late spring, as the often-heavy winter snow melts. This has resulted in [[riparian]] woodlands of [[Populus sect. Aegiros|cottonwood tree]]s adjacent to fertile farm ground on the bottomlands. Correspondingly, hunters are rewarded with a bounty of [[white-tailed deer]], [[cottontail|rabbits]] and [[common pheasant|pheasants]] during the fall hunting season.<br />
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Fishing opportunities are best in late spring after flood waters have dissipated. Edible [[gamefish]] such as [[black bullhead|bullhead]] and [[channel catfish]] are frequently caught with nothing more than a hook and worm, with [[northern pike]], [[walleye]], and [[shovelnose sturgeon]] also available.<br />
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==Einzelnachweise==<br />
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==Weblinks==<br />
*[http://www.anthoniowa.com/rec.html The Little Sioux at Anthon, Iowa]</div>imported>SteveK