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Historical geography books can help you learn about Iowa territorial, state, and county boundaries.  
Historical geography books can help you learn about Iowa territorial, state, and county boundaries.  
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One source that shows changes in Iowa state boundaries is:  
One source that shows changes in Iowa state boundaries is:  


*Shambaugh, Benjamin Franklin. ''Maps Illustrative of the Boundary History of Iowa''. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah. 1976. (FS Library film 989450 item 3.) This book has several maps showing state boundaries but does not have maps showing county boundaries.
*Shambaugh, Benjamin Franklin. ''Maps Illustrative of the Boundary History of Iowa''. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah. 1976. (FHL film 989450 item 3.) This book has several maps showing state boundaries but does not have maps showing county boundaries.


A valuable bibliography concerning early settlements and territorial jurisdictions is:  
A valuable bibliography concerning early settlements and territorial jurisdictions is:  

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Historical geography books can help you learn about Iowa territorial, state, and county boundaries.

One source that shows changes in Iowa state boundaries is:

  • Shambaugh, Benjamin Franklin. Maps Illustrative of the Boundary History of Iowa. Salt Lake City: Genealogical Society of Utah. 1976. (FHL film 989450 item 3.) This book has several maps showing state boundaries but does not have maps showing county boundaries.

A valuable bibliography concerning early settlements and territorial jurisdictions is:

To learn when a particular county was organized and from which county it was created, you may wish to consult:

  • Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources. 3rd ed. (Cited fully in For Further Reading.)

For historical geography books, look in the Place Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under:

IOWA - HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

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