Inland water transport systems are used in many states throughout the United States. It is possible that some states may not have as developed or extensive an inland water transport system as others, but it is not accurate to say that any particular state does not have an inland water transport system at all.
Inland water transport systems in the United States generally include rivers, lakes, and canals. These systems are used for a variety of purposes, including transportation of goods, recreation, and hydroelectric power generation. Some examples of states with well-developed inland water transport systems include Minnesota, Arkansas, and Louisiana.