Breda serves as the primary hub in this portion of Carroll County, situated in a landscape defined by an extensive grid of agricultural section roads and the natural drainage patterns of the upper Raccoon River watershed. The town's layout is centered on Main St and a compact street grid including 1st St through 4th St, reflecting its character as a rural rail-era settlement. To the south, the village of Mount Carmel sits amidst rolling terrain where several small tributaries originate. Hydrological features are prominent throughout the quadrangle, notably the Wall Lake Inlet in the northwest and the Middle Raccoon River cutting through the southwest corner. The drainage network is further articulated by Storm Cr and Elk Run, which meander through the farmland between established north-south avenues like Granite Ave and Kittithawk Ave.
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1954 · Fort Dodge
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1957 · Fort Dodge
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1958 · Fort Dodge
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1980 · Breda
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1980 · Grant City
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1980 · Carroll NE
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1980 · Yetter
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1980 · Lake View
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1980 · Carroll West
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1980 · Carroll East
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