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Keosauqua (/ˌkiːəˈsɔːkwə/ KEE-ə-SAW-kwə) is a city and the
county seat of Van
Buren County, Iowa,
United States. The po****tion was 936 at the time of...
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making it the state's tenth-least
populous county. The
county seat is
Keosauqua,
which contains the
oldest continuously operational courthouse in the...
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Keosauqua was a
proposed United States Navy **** sloop-of-war or
steam frigate that was
cancelled in 1866
without being completed.
Keosauqua was...
- city: Bedford)
Union (Largest city: Creston) Van
Buren (Largest city:
Keosauqua)
Warren (Largest city: Indianola)
Washington (Largest city: Washington)...
- Denison)
Delaware (Largest city: Manchester) Van
Buren (Largest city:
Keosauqua)
Plymouth (largest city: Le Mars)
Grundy (largest city:
Grundy Center)...
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referred to the
river as "Ke-o-shaw-qua" (Hermit's River), from
which Keosauqua, Iowa,
derives its name. The
Dakota Indians, who
lived near its headwaters...
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Ottumwa (translating KIIN) K19KX-D Keo**** (translating KIIN) K24IM-D
Keosauqua (translating KIIN) K25PE-D
Decorah (translating KYIN) K26JI-D
Sibley (translating...
- (Iowa 1) is a
state highway in the U.S.
state of Iowa that
extends from
Keosauqua to Anamosa. It
travels nearly 120
miles (190 km),
mainly through rich...
- 45 a.m. on
December 11, 1980 at Van
Buren County Memorial Hospital, in
Keosauqua, Iowa. Haberly,
Helen J. (1990). Reiki:
Hawayo Takata's Story. Blue Mountain...
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Geode George Wyth
Memorial Green Valley Gull
Point Honey Cr**** Lacey-
Keosauqua Lake
Ahquabi Lake
Anita Lake
Darling Lake
Keomah Lake
Macbride Lake Manawa...
