Overview
The two natural waterways flowing through Indianapolis, the White River and Fall Creek, are part of the greater Ohio River Watershed and thus the Mississippi River Watershed, with their waters eventually flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. When the city was selected as the state’s capital in 1820, officials hoped the White River would be a major transportation artery, but it proved too sandy for trade. Fall Creek drains into the west fork of the White River in the heart of downtown Indianapolis and once provided power for early industrial development in the city. Now, you might be able to see Canoemobile’s 24-foot Voyageur canoes paddling downstream and offering participants a truly unique vantage point of their city and natural areas.
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