Why is the Mississippi River more of a highway than the Amazon River?
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Explanation:

The Mississippi River is more of a highway than the Amazon River because more people live and work on it and it carries 92 percent of US agricultural exports.

Mississippi River is a river that channels through the North American continent, it is the longest river of North America's and largest river in the United States that courses through ten states before finally emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. It was estimated that the river's length is about 2,350 miles. It is also one of the world's most important commercial waterways and the river directly supports 585,000 jobs and generates $151.7 billion

. The Mississippi River is more of a highway than the amazon river because The River transports 92% of the agricultural exports of the United States running through a highly developed agricultural and industrial region, with large populations around the river, therefore many people live and work on it. It is used as a drainage system and there is more export traffic on the Mississippi  than Amazon River that is the second-longest river in the world after the Nile which holds ten times more water than the Mississippi.