Iowa Time Machine ⏰: On January 15, 1851, the Iowa General Assembly passed a bill finalizing a plan to give Iowa 100 counties. Four years later, the legislature eliminated Bancroft County, returning Iowa to the 99-county structure familiar to Iowans today. Bancroft County, located above Kossuth and next to Winnebago along Iowa's northern border, struggled to attract settlement during the early 1850s. Greenwood Center served as the seat of the short-lived county. A vast wetland and prairie comple
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