What states does the mississippi river run through?

Wisconsin, Illinois, Kentucky, the Tennessee, and the Mississippi, and Iowa, Missouri, and the Arkansas.

Explanation:

The Mississippi River is the second largest river of the drainage system of the North America and it generally flows to about the south and is 2,320 miles long. And this river forms delta in the Gulf of the Mexico having 32 tributes in the united states and, between the Canadian province and those located along the Rockies and the Appalachians mountains.  The upper part of the Mississippi River has a source at the St. Louis and the formation of natural and artificial lakes and has a multi-threat system of the bars and the islands. The middle part is in confluence with the Ohio River at Cairo, Illinois, while the lower parts are in confluence with the Ohio River to its mouth at the Gulf of Mexico, a distance of about 1,000 miles. Freshwater flows on this rover and it runs through the 10 states. As the Minnesota to Louisiana and these states have borders, with the Wisconsin, the Illinois, and the Kentucky, the Tennessee, and the Mississippi to the east and the Iowa, the Missouri, and the Arkansas on the western sides.

The correct answer is kettles.