
Pepin Prairie sits at the heart of this riverine landscape, where the widening of the Mississippi River into Lake Pepin meets the intricate delta of the Chippewa River. The map highlights a transition from the elevated bluffs of Sixteenth Bluff and Hicks Valley to the low-lying wetlands of the bottomlands. These river flats are defined by a complex network of waterways, including Wahcoutah Slough, Battle Slough, and Fortyacre Lake, which served as vital transport corridors before modern land reclamation.
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