Lake Cornelia and Elm Lake form a distinct hydrological center in this Wright County landscape, anchoring a rural region defined by its glacial lake basins and the winding course of the Iowa River. The small settlement of Cornelia sits nestled against the eastern shore of its namesake lake, connected to the surrounding countryside by the Cornelia Lake Bridge. Further north, Morse Lake and numerous smaller depressions suggest the poorly drained prairie-pothole heritage of this part of Iowa.
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1954 · Waterloo
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1955 · Waterloo
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1972 · Kanawha SE
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1972 · Cornelia
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1972 · Kanawha
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1972 · Olaf
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1972 · Belmond
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1972 · Goodell
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1978 · Holmes
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1978 · Clarion
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