-
Recent Posts
Informational PDFs
- 2010 Iowa City Population Descending Order
- 2010 Iowa County Population Descending Order
- 2020 Iowa City Population Descending Order
- 2020 Iowa County Population Descending Order
- Iowa HS FB playoff brackets 2014
- Iowa HS FB playoff brackets 2015
- Iowa HS FB playoff brackets 2018
- School Directions Booklet FINAL
Key Posts
- College conferences and House apportionment
- How Iowa State has lost football games in the 21st century
- Iowa 2010 population breakdown
- Iowa daily newspaper publication, 2022
- Iowa school enrollment changes, 2001-15 (maps)
- Iowa's largest school enrollment gainers, 2001-15
- Kossuth County Area Schools and Rural Iowa's Population Collapse
- Post offices targeted for closure (1)
- Post offices targeted for closure (2)
Roadgeeking
Categories
Monthly Archives: June 2013
Jun
30
Lincoln Highway in Benton County
November 29, 2002 (open picture in new tab for larger version) The George Preston station in Belle Plaine is one of Iowa’s best-known Lincoln Highway landmarks. He tacked up signs for just about anything road-related, or that you’d buy on … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences
Comments Off on Lincoln Highway in Benton County
Jun
29
Lincoln Highway in Linn County
August 8, 2009 East of Cedar Rapids, Mount Vernon Road had a little hiccup in its straightness that was ironed out by the late 1930s. The segment left behind between 44th Street and Wilder Drive is named Lincoln Heights Drive, … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences
Comments Off on Lincoln Highway in Linn County
Jun
28
Complete, comprehensive U.S. Lincoln Highway map
The Lincoln Highway Association has a zoomable, detailed, nationwide overlay on Google Maps of the 1913 Lincoln Highway and some subsequent iterations. I do see one potential issue in Iowa related to the railroad crossing west of West Side, but … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences
Comments Off on Complete, comprehensive U.S. Lincoln Highway map
Jun
27
Lincoln Highway in Clinton County
The intersection of Main and Harding in the north part of Clinton, formerly the town of Fulton, is where the Lyons-Fulton bridge reached Iowa after crossing the Mississippi River (and following a long dogleg). This is a few blocks north … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences
Comments Off on Lincoln Highway in Clinton County
Jun
26
EEHK
Exira and Elk Horn-Kimballton approved the merger, which will take place next year. (Hyphen, slash, “Exira-EHK,” or whatever, still better than a name that says little about where you are.) UPDATES: Armstrong-Ringsted and Sentral also approved a 2014 consolidation to … Continue reading
Posted in Schools
Comments Off on EEHK
Jun
25
Some Lincoln Highway photos outside Iowa
July 2, 2009: US 30 and the Lincoln Highway are still together in Canton, Ohio. June 13, 2011: For a fraction of a mile in Plainfield IL, two of America’s most historic roads come together.
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences
Comments Off on Some Lincoln Highway photos outside Iowa
Jun
25
The Iowa State amendment
SB Nation, with a very appropriate choice of picture: NCAA votes to amend block/charge rule
Posted in Sports
Comments Off on The Iowa State amendment
Jun
24
Lincoln Highway centennial links
As you can see in my choice of header image, the Lincoln Highway is a special thing to me and this is a very special year for the route. Although it didn’t become an official Iowa auto trail until 1915, … Continue reading
Posted in Highway Miscellaneous, Sequences, Uncategorized
Comments Off on Lincoln Highway centennial links
Jun
21
License Plate Letters — BHL
If every combination has been used, that’s 1,352,000 plates in 13 months (ZHL to BHL) — 104,000 a month, covering one-third of about 4.18 million vehicles in the state.
Posted in License Plates
Comments Off on License Plate Letters — BHL
Jun
20
Two ‘worst trophies’? Really?
For the record, this is at least the second time in two years the Telephone Trophy has been spat on, possibly the most attention it’s received in forever. Oh, and you can remove the receiver, too. Image from Cyclone Fanatic. USA … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Comments Off on Two ‘worst trophies’? Really?