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ALLISON
Population 1,006 City Hall (319) 267-2245
Allison is the county seat. The community offers the only motel in the
county. You will also find a newly constructed attractive public
library. Main Street offers a grocery store, pharmacy, auto parts
store, service stations, convenience store, and more to make your
visit enjoyable. Wilder City Park is located on Highway 3, just east
of town. The Rolling Prairie Bike Trail is connected to the park.
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APLINGTON
Population 1,054 City Hall (319) 347-2425
Aplington calls itself “Northeast Iowa’s Best Kept Secret”. Located
near Highway 20, this community offers a grocery store, well known
furniture store, tea room, convenience store, auto repair, and more
for the traveler. The city park is located at 7th and Howard Street.
You will find two shelter houses, a playground, volleyball area, and
plenty of shade trees for your picnic.
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Tea
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AREDALE
Population 89 City Hall (641) 894-3425
Aredale is a small farming community. Main Street has a bank, farm
elevator, two eateries, and other farm related businesses. The Aredale
city park offers a shelter house and playground area. This small town
throws a big party every August with Aredale Day that attracts
visitors from all over the area for an outdoor concert.
BRISTOW
Population 202 City Hall (641) 775-3262
Bristow is a small farming community. The Memorial Park features a
shelter house, new attractive playground area, plus basketball courts
and a ball diamond near by. The Little Valley Church is also located
in Bristow. Bristow is the home of Paul “Ed” Yost, the father of the
“Modern Hot Air Balloon”. You will find a large grain elevator
business and other farm related services.
CLARKSVILLE
Population 1,441 City Hall (319) 278-4531
Clarksville residents enjoy the newly developed Volunteer Park which
offers two shelter houses (summer 2005), sand volleyball court,
baseball diamonds, and access to the Rolling Prairie Bike Trail. The
popcorn stand uptown is a tradition during weekend evenings in the
summer. Businesses include a grocery store, meat market, pharmacy,
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DUMONT
Population 676 City Hall (641) 857-3411
Dumont recently completed the expansion of their public library. The
business district includes a grocery store, pharmacy, convenience
store, bowling alley, antique shop, and more. The city park offers a
shelter house, playground, and restrooms, plus lots of beautiful shade
for your picnic. During weekend evenings in the summer you can visit
an old fashioned popcorn stand downtown.
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GREENE
Population 1,099 City Hall (641) 816-4631
Greene residents enjoy the picturesque Shell Rock River as it winds
it’s way through town. Perrin Park is located along the river near
downtown and offers 2 shelter houses, gazebo, tennis courts, and a
boat ramp. The charming business district offers a landmark department
store, grocery store, variety store, pharmacy, auto parts, hardware,
convenience stores, and more for your visit.
NEW
HARTFORD
Population 659 City Hall (319) 983-2548
The town of New Hartford is only a few minutes from Waterloo/Cedar
Falls. The Community Park has a shelter house, playground area,
baseball diamonds, and lots of shade for your picnic and to relax. New
Harford is also the home of U.S. Senator Charles Grassley. The
business district offers a hardware store, greenhouse, convenience
store, farm related businesses, a public library, and more.
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Hardware Store - New Hartford |
PARKERSBURG
Population 1,889 City Hall (319) 346-2262
Visitors to Parkersburg can enjoy the city park that boasts three
shelter houses, a playground, and plenty of shade. Depot Park offers
picnic areas, wild flower plantings, and the historic railroad depot
and caboose. Parkersburg has a vibrant business district with a
grocery store, hardware, convenience stores, discount store,
restaurants, and others businesses that are handy for travelers.
SHELL
ROCK
Population 1,298 City Hall (319) 885-6555
Shell Rock visitors will enjoy the beauty of the Shell Rock River.
McCague Memorial Park has tennis courts, ball diamonds, and a shelter
house. Hoyt Elliot Memorial Park is near the river dam. You will find
a shelter house, and a deck overlooking the river. Jeffrey Paul
Rasmussen Memorial Park boasts a paved trail. Businesses include a
convenience store, camping outfitter, and more. |
