Monday, 6 November 2017

The Heart River of North Dakota in USA



A tributary of the Missouri River, the Heart River (aptly named because of its heart shape) is about 180 miles or 290  kilometers long. It can be found in the western part of North Dakota, USA. A part of it rises in the Billings County, in the Little Missouri National Grassland. It also flows through the Stark County, Gladstone, and South Heart.

Many tourists visit this place because of the picturesque views. Although you can’t really see the heart shape of the river unless you’re flying above it, many people still enjoy going here.

The Missouri River is the longest river in the United States and used as a major source of water for the nation. A tributary of the Missouri River (aka a river that flows into the Missouri) is the Heart River in North Dakota, United States. Why exactly is Heart River called ‘Heart River’? I don’t really know why, but my guess is because at one point it forms the shape of a heart. Check it out:

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