The town of Holland serves as the primary hub of this Grundy County landscape, centered around the Holland Post Office and the nearby Holland Cemetery. The region is defined by a strict grid of agricultural roads, including W Univ St and W Copp, which divide the fertile Iowa prairie into large, productive parcels. Significant for genealogical research, several rural burial grounds are scattered across the township, such as the Pleasant Valley Reformed Cemetery in the north and the Colfax Center Cemetery further south.
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1954 · Waterloo
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1955 · Waterloo
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1971 · Dike
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1971 · Lincoln
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1971 · Stout
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1979 · Grundy Center
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1979 · Holland
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1980 · Aplington
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1980 · Wellsburg
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1980 · Ivester
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