
The agrarian landscape of eastern Iowa is defined here by the convergence of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad and the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad. Surveyed just before the close of the nineteenth century, the map reveals a pattern of development dictated by these steel rails, which supported rail-side hubs like Durant, Bennett, and Walcott. Away from the main lines, the network of rural life is visible in smaller settlements and post offices such as Round Grove P.O., Plain View, and Pleasant Prairie.
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