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Population
3,007,856

Geography/Culture/Attractions

1.) Visit Chief Wapello’s Memorial Park, original site of an Indian Agency and the place where chiefs of the Sac and Fox Nation and representatives of the territorial and federal government signed a treaty for the purchase of Iowa lands.

2.) One of Iowa’s most famous travel destinations, these seven authentic German villages were founded as a religious commune 150 years ago. The Amana Colonies preserve their crafts and culture while offering a variety of experiences.

3.) This 1857 example of Egyptian Revival architecture houses interesting artifacts from the Dubuque County Historical Society collection. See Dubuque’s history through the eyes of a ghost when you watch “The Hanging of Patrick O’Connor” — an exciting light and sound show at the Dubuque County Jail.

4.) The Birthplace of John Wayne, a modest four-room house built in the 1880s and restored to the way it appeared in 1907, the year of John Wayne’s birth. Collection includes rare photographs of the Duke and memorabilia from his movie career

Major Cities

Des Moines- Civic Center of Greater Des Moines, The Temple for Performing Arts, Des Moines Playhouse, Des Moines Metro Opera, The Des Moines Symphony, Science Center of Iowa, The Des Moines Botanical Center, Blank Park Zoo

Cedar Rapids-  Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, Grant Wood Studio, Cedar Rapids Kernels, Cedar Rapids RoughRiders, Veterans Memorial Stadium, Cedar Rapids Ice Arena

Sioux City-  Veterans Memorial Bridge, Stone State Park, Big Sioux River, Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center, Grandview Park, Sergeant Floyd Monument, First Bride’s Grave,

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