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Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge

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The Refuge covers about 240,000 acres of floodplain in a stretch of 261 river-miles from Wabasha, MN to Rock Island, IL. The Refuge is known for spectacular fall colors and migrating waterfowl. Tundra swans are spectacular in mid-November. Bald eagles have over 200 nests on the refuge and number over 3,000 during the spring migration in March. Camping, canoe trails, hunting, fishing and wildlife observation are available.



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  • Additional Date Information: Refuge lands - Open 24 hours/day

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The Refuge boat landings and overlooks are located on both sides of the Mississippi River. Look for brown and white signs that direct you toward the river.

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