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The Bright Side: Missouri River record attempters glide through Bismarck on pace for historic finish

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In the late evening hours of Saturday, July 4, a lone canoe snaked its way down the Missouri River between Bismarck and Mandan. On board was a four-man team attempting to set the world record for the fastest known paddle of North America's longest river.

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The Bright Side: Missouri River record attempters glide through Bismarck on pace for historic finish

In the late evening hours of Saturday, July 4, a lone canoe snaked its way down the Missouri River between Bismarck and Mandan. On board was a four-man team attempting to set the world record for the fastest known paddle of North America's longest river.

·Georgia, United States
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Bismarck Tribune broke the news in Georgia, United States on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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