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It serves as limit between the {{BL||United Nations| of North America}} and the {{BL||United States| of America}}, and between {{BL|Louisiana}} and {{BL|Transylvania}} |
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| Nations: | United Nations of North America, United States of America, Louisiana, Transylvania |
The Mississippi is the largest river in North America, running south toward the Gulf of Mexico.
It serves as limit between the United Nations and the United States, and between Louisiana and Transylvania
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