Big Black River

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The Big Black River is a waterway in Mississippi that played a notable role in the American Civil War as the site of the Battle of Big Black River Bridge.

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Big Black River canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinArea approximately 3,400 square miles
approximately 8,800 square kilometers
basinCountry United States
continent North America
country United States
crossedBy Big Black River Bridge
environmentType freshwater river
flowsGenerally southwest
flowsThrough Mississippi Delta region
central Mississippi
hasName Big Black River
historicalEventSite Battle of Big Black River Bridge
length approximately 330 miles
approximately 530 kilometers
locatedIn Big Black River basin
Louisiana
Mississippi
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
mouthLocation Mississippi River
near Vicksburg, Mississippi
near Vicksburg Campaign theater
linked to: Siege of Vicksburg
notableFor Battle of Big Black River Bridge in 1863
Civil War military significance
partOf Mississippi River watershed
passesNear Jackson, Mississippi
Vicksburg, Mississippi
playedRoleIn American Civil War
region American South
sourceLocation near Eupora, Mississippi
northeastern Mississippi
state Louisiana
Mississippi
tributaryOf Mississippi River
usedFor fishing
recreation
wildlife habitat

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Yazoo River basin containsRiver Big Black River
Yazoo River hasTributary Big Black River
Big Black River hasName Big Black River
Big Black River bridge crosses Big Black River