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<p></p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>{{Infobox Fluss<br /> | NAME = Osage River<br /> | ALTERNATIVNAME = <br /> | SORTNAME = Osage River<br /> | LAGE = [[Missouri]] (USA)<br /> | GKZ = US/756484<br /> | FLUSSSYSTEM = Mississippi River/Mississippi<br /> | ABFLUSSWEG = Missouri River/Missouri/Mississippi River/Mississippi/Golf von Mexiko<br /> | EINZUGSGEBIET-PREFIX = <br /> | EINZUGSGEBIET = 15300<br /> | NACHWEIS-EINZUGSGEBIET = <br /> | EINZUGSGEBIET-SUFFIX = <br /> | LÄNGE-PREFIX = <br /> | LÄNGE = 444<br /> | NACHWEIS-LÄNGE = <br /> | LÄNGE-SUFFIX = <br /> | PEGEL1 = <br /> | PEGEL1-REIHE = <br /> | NACHWEIS-PEGEL1 = <br /> | QUELLE = Zusammenfluss von [[Marais des Cygnes River]] und [[Little Osage River]]<br /> | QUELLHÖHE-PREFIX = <br /> | QUELLHÖHE = 220<br /> | HÖHENBEZUG-QUELLE = <br /> | NACHWEIS-QUELLHÖHE = <br /> | QUELLHÖHE-SUFFIX = <br /> | QUELLE_LAT_GRAD = 38.0275321<br /> | QUELLE_LONG_GRAD = -94.2441147<br /> | QUELLE_REGION = US-MO<br /> | MÜNDUNG = in den Missouri River, etwa 15 km unterhalb von [[Jefferson City]]<br /> | MÜNDUNGSHÖHE-PREFIX = <br /> | MÜNDUNGSHÖHE = 158<br /> | HÖHENBEZUG-MÜNDUNG = <br /> | NACHWEIS-MÜNDUNGSHÖHE = <br /> | MÜNDUNGSHÖHE-SUFFIX = <br /> | MÜNDUNG_LAT_GRAD = 38.5969851<br /> | MÜNDUNG_LONG_GRAD = -91.9451790<br /> | MÜNDUNG_REGION = US-MO<br /> | LINKE NEBENFLÜSSE = [[South Grand River]], [[Gravois Creek (Osage River)|Gravois Creek]]<br /> | RECHTE NEBENFLÜSSE = [[Sac River]], [[Niangua River]]<br /> | SEEN = <br /> | STAUSEEN = [[Harry S. Truman Reservoir]], [[Lake of the Ozarks]]<br /> | KARTE = Osagerivermap.png<br /> | KARTE-BESCHREIBUNG = Einzugsgebiet des Osage River<br /> | BILD = USACE Harry S Truman Dam Missouri.jpg<br /> | BILDBESCHREIBUNG = <br /> }}<br /> <br /> Der &#039;&#039;&#039;Osage River&#039;&#039;&#039; (benannt nach dem Volk der [[Osage]]) ist ein 444 km langer rechter Nebenfluss des [[Missouri River]] im US-Bundesstaat [[Missouri]].&lt;ref name=NHD&gt;U.S. Geological Survey. National Hydrography Dataset high-resolution flowline data. [https://apps.nationalmap.gov/viewer/ The National Map], accessed May 31, 2011&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> Der Osage River gehört zu den größten Flüssen in Missouri.<br /> Der Fluss entwässert hauptsächlich ländliche Gebiete. Das Einzugsgebiet beträgt 15.300 km² und umfasst<br /> Ost-Zentral-[[Kansas]] sowie einen großen Teil von West-Zentral-Missouri, wo er den nordwestlichen Teil des [[Ozark-Plateau]]s entwässert.<br /> Der Fluss fließt überwiegend in östlicher Richtung. Auf den letzten 80 km ändert er seine Fließrichtung nach Nordosten, bis er auf den Missouri River trifft.<br /> Ein großer Teil des Flusses wurde in eine Seenlandschaft umgewandelt – bestehend aus den beiden Stauseen [[Harry S. Truman Reservoir]] und [[Lake of the Ozarks]].<br /> &lt;!--<br /> == Description ==<br /> The Osage is formed in southwestern Missouri, approximately {{convert|14|mi}} northeast of [[Nevada, Missouri|Nevada]] on the [[Bates County, Missouri|Bates]]-[[Vernon County, Missouri|Vernon]] county line, by the confluence of the [[Marais des Cygnes River|Marais des Cygnes]] and [[Little Osage River|Little Osage]] rivers. (The Marais des Cygnes is sometimes counted as part of the river, placing its headwaters in eastern [[Kansas]] and bringing its total length to over {{convert|500|mi}}). The combined stream flows east past the [[Schell-Osage Wildlife Area]] into [[St. Clair County, Missouri|St. Clair County]], widening into a long [[meander]]ing arm of the Harry S. Truman Reservoir, approximately {{convert|40|mi}} long. The lake receives the [[South Grand River]] as a second arm of the reservoir from the northwest, as well as the [[Pomme de Terre River (Missouri)|Pomme de Terre River]] from the south. The two arms of the reservoir join near the [[Harry S. Truman Dam]] in central [[Benton County, Missouri|Benton County]].<br /> <br /> Downstream from the Truman Dam, the river becomes the serpentine [[Lake of the Ozarks]], stretching eastward for nearly {{convert|92|mi}} to [[Bagnell Dam]] in [[Camden County, Missouri|Camden County]] and southwestern [[Miller County, Missouri|Miller County]]. Constructed in 1931, it collects the [[Niangua River]]. Downstream from the dam, the Osage flows freely to the northeast in broad [[oxbow]] meanders through forested bluffs, joining the Missouri approximately {{convert|15|mi}} east and downstream of [[Jefferson City, Missouri|Jefferson City]].<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> The river is named for the [[Osage Nation]], the indigenous people in area at the time of the arrival of the first [[Europe]]an settlers. It presented significant navigation difficulties for early settlers because of its fluctuating water levels, as well as the presence of shallow pools and [[sand bar]]s caused by its tight meandering course through the hills.<br /> <br /> The [[Missouri Legislature]] attempted as early as 1839 to deepen the channel of the river. Early attempts failed because of lack of funding for the immense task. Commercial navigation on the river in the 19th century was confined mostly to smaller craft that could navigate the tight bends and shoals of the river. Improvements in the channel by the last two decades of the century led to greater commercial traffic. The construction of the Bagnell Dam, primarily for [[hydroelectricity]], commenced in 1922 and was completed after nine years. It effectively ended commercial navigation on the river. The Truman Dam was authorized by the [[Flood Control Act]] of 1954 and completed in 1979.<br /> <br /> The two dams on the river currently provide power for the [[St. Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]] metropolitan areas. The reservoirs are popular tourist destinations in the region.<br /> --&gt;<br /> <br /> == Einzelnachweise ==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> == Weblinks ==<br /> {{Commonscat}}<br /> *{{Webarchiv | url=http://members.tripod.com/~Write4801/areas/osage_r.html | wayback=20040221061617 | text=Navigating the Osage River in Missouri: 1839–1926}}</div>

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