Cape Girardeau Missouri
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The Bill Emerson Memorial Bridge stretching over the Mississippi River
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Firing cannons at historic Fort D
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Close-up of the Mississippi River Tales mural on the downtown flood wall
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Historic Old Town Cape, the epicenter of dining and shopping
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Browsing Native American exhibits at the Crisp Museum
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Exterior of the historic Civil War Fort D
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Eyeing a replica of a riverboat at the Crisp Museum
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Nighttime view of the River Tales mural on Water Street
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Spring
13 - 26 ºC
Summer
18 - 30 ºC
Fall
3 - 14 ºC
Winter
-1 - 10 ºC
January
-3 - 6 ºC
February
-2 - 9 ºC
March
3 - 14 ºC
April
8 - 21 ºC
May
14 - 26 ºC
June
18 - 30 ºC
July
21 - 32 ºC
August
19 - 31 ºC
September
14 - 27 ºC
October
8 - 21 ºC
November
2 - 13 ºC
December
-2 - 8 ºC
- Major Airports:
- Cape Girardeau (CGI)
- Lambert-St. Louis (STL)
- States:
- Missouri
Enjoy a vibrant town on the Mississippi
Each year, Cape Girardeau, the largest city between St. Louis, Missouri, and Memphis, Tennessee, entertains visitors from across the world. With more than 250 years of rich history and heritage, the story of Cape Girardeau is a tapestry woven with the river, life, hospitality, art and discovery. Perched on the western bank of the Mississippi River, Cape Girardeau is a town touched by the likes of Mark Twain, Lewis and Clark, and Ulysses S. Grant.