The Cities, Towns and Townships of Webster County
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Townships
Badger
Burnside
Clay
Colfax
Dayton
Deer Creek
Douglas
Elkhorn
Fulton
Gowrie
Hardin
Jackson
Johnson
Lost Grove
Newark
Otho
Pleasant Valley
Sumner
Wahkonsa
Washington
Webster
Yell
~ The first area heavily settled in Webster County.
Cities and Towns
Badger
Barnum
Burnside
Callender
Clare
Coalville
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Site about Coalville and Surrounding area
Dayton
Duncombe
Fort Dodge
Gowrie
Harcourt
Lanyon
Lehigh
Moorland
Otho
Roelyn
Slifer
Tara
Vincent
Places Which No Longer Exist on Any Current Map
Border Plains
This town was located in Sec 30 of Washington
Twp, north of Lehigh. There is a historical
marker for the school located on the north
side of the gravel road.
Brushe
Evanston
Flugstad PO
Jund PO and Sta.
All of these are in Washington Township.
Tyson Mills (1875 name of Lehigh)
Kesho in Fulton Twp
Carbon SE of Ft. Dodge
Hardscrabble in Dayton Twp.
Located on the West side of the Des Moines
River, just North of present day Hwy 175 bridge
This would be section 16 of Dayton Twp.
Thanks to Gerry Dahl for asking the question
and Chuck Lindquist for answering!
Lundgren
Located about 16 miles west of Lehigh
along the railroad
Thanks to Jerry Lundgren (no relation) for
this info!
McGuire Bend
Located Southeast of Lehigh in Sec. 15 of
Yell Township, on a bend
in the Des Moines River. There is a
church and cemetery still located here.
Link to the McGuire
Bend United Brethren Church.
Anybody know anymore??
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