- RIVER
- The Nile, or the Amazon
- Moon or Spoon
- Ohio or Mississippi
- Minnesota or Missouri
- Communist muralist Diego
- See 61-Across
- Fishing spot
- Ems or Tees
- Charles, e.g.
- Charles or Don, e.g.
- St. Lawrence, for one
- Spoon ___ Anthology
- Moisturizer brand
- Gospel music's Jordan, e.g.
- It runs its course
- According to a Joni Mitchell song, it's what "I wish I had" that "I could skate away on"
- Outpouring
- The Po, for one
- Cry Me A ___
- Moon ___
- Wisconsin or Mississippi
- Colorado or Mississippi
- Missouri or Arkansas
- Ohio or Missouri
- Harlem or Bronx
- Its mouth is its end
- Item with features that begin this puzzle's four longest answers
- Mississippi, e.g.
- Ob, Xi, or Po
- Snake or Salmon
- Swanee or Suwannee
- Ubangi or Uele
- Running water
- Steamboat site
- Missouri or Ohio
- Colorado, for one
- It has a bed and runs
- It has a bed and banks
- Iowa or Ohio
- It has banks and a mouth
- *Actor Phoenix
- Snake, e.g.
- 35-Across, for one
- Water under the bridge
- Inland waterway
- Missouri, Arkansas or Connecticut
- Barge's place
- Copious flow
- Ouse or Oise
- Paddlewheeler place
- Delaware or Missouri
- Fish habitat
- Colorado or Arkansas
- Potomac or Danube
- See 73 Across
- Common state border
- Amazon or Danube
- Water with a mouth
- Many a state border
- The Mississippi, for one
- Harlem, e.g.
- Type of horse
- Natural stream.
- Brazil has the world's largest.
- Suwannee.
- Colorado, Arkansas or Missouri.
- The Brahmaputra is one.
- The Ob, for instance.
- The Peace, for instance.
- Powder or Yellowstone.
- Rubicon.
- Wabash.
- Tombigbee.
- Charles or James.
- Mississippi.
- Niagara ___.
- St. Lawrence.
- The Kwai, for one.
- The Red or the Yellow.
- The Limpopo.
- It's found inside banks
- Meander, for one.
- The Si, for one.
- Tributary.
- Niagara, for one.
- Ohio or Colorado.
- Abundant flow.
- Po or Si.
- Peace, for one.
- Spoon, for one.
- Feather, for one.
- The Red or the Green.
- Tombigbee, for one.
- Bronx or East.
- Geographical feature.
- Wabash or Ohio.
- Housatonic
- Ohio, for one
- Word in a Thomas Wolfe title
- Hudson, for one
- Red, among others
- Lethe, for one
- Danube or Ohio
- Harlem or Hudson
- Don or Neva
- Yampa or Ucayali
- Place for birling
- Moon ___, Mercer-Mancini hit
- Uele or Ebro
- Stream
- Columbia or Missouri
- Spot for birling
- The ___, 1984 film
- Pee Dee or Hudson
- Film star ___ Phoenix
- Styx, for one
- A _____ Runs Through It Maclean
- Asset of many a major city
- Late actor Phoenix
- Snake, for one
- Banks hold it
- Fork and mouth locale
- Missouri or Delaware
- Ol' Man, e.g.
- Hudson, e.g.
- Missouri, e.g.
- Fork's place, maybe
- Its mouth is nowhere near its head
- Bank depositor?
- Colorado or Missouri
- Natural boundary
- Connecticut or Delaware
- Don or Lena
- Potomac, for one
- Ohio or Illinois, but not Indiana
- Amazon, e.g.
- Delta connection?
- Creedence Clearwater Revival song named after a place "where cool water flows"
- Many a state boundary
- Colorado or Connecticut
- Hippo's hangout
- Mississippi or Ohio, e.g.
- And into the ___ we'd dive Bruce
- What the Boss went down to
- The Steve Miller Band "Wide ___"
- ___ of Dreams: Billy Joel
- It's liquid and moves between banks
- Bridge's place
- 46 across, for example
- Tombigbee or Pee Dee
- Mancini's "Moon _____"
- The Tygart, e.g.
- Missouri, Arkansas or Connecticut, e.g.
- Missouri, Arkansas or Ohio, e.g.
- Tennessee or Ohio, e.g.
- Missouri or Mississippi
- The mighty Mississippi, for one
- Yangtze or Mekong
- Rafting destination
- Nile or Salween, e.g.
- Indus or Gila
- A place for traffic
- State line, sometimes
- Trout home
- Wabash or Willamette
- Colorado or Missouri, e.g.
- Savannah or Columbia, among many
- Ohio or Arkansas, e.g.
- The Arkansas, e.g.
- 46-Across, e.g.
- Hippo's milieu
- Ob or Po
- Word that can precede the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 35-Down
- See 27-Down
- Great ___ (translation of the Anishinaabe name Misi-ziibi)
- Changjiang or Mekong
- Whitewater rafting site
- The Yangtze, for example
- Congo or Amazon
- Mekong or Ganges
- Aquatic spot for a hippo
- Site of some banks
- It runs off at the mouth
- Mississippi or Missouri
- Columbia, for one
- Bending body
- Missouri or Monongahela
