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The Mississippi

BBC One
on BBC One London

Captain Cousteau begins a journey to investigate the myth and reality of the Mississippi River, which was named
Misisipi (great river) by the Ojibwa Indians centuries ago.
(Part 2 tomorrow at 12.05pm)

Source: Radio Times

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