
The town of Fenton serves as the focal point of this North Central Iowa landscape, situated at the boundary of Fenton and Independence townships. During the late 1970s, the region was defined by its systematic agricultural grid and the persistence of small rural centers like Fairville. The map reveals a transitioning transportation network, where a former rail line is marked Abandoned, reflecting the shift away from the once-critical railroad economy that birthed these prairie settlements.
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