Iowa - Area Code 641

Iowa, a Midwestern U.S. state situated between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, is called the "Garden State." It is known for its rich landscape of cornfields and rolling plains. Landmarks in downtown Des Moines, Iowa, include the former state Capitol Building, home of the Iowa Senate and House, as well as the Pappajohn Sculpture Garden, a National Historic Landmark.

Iowa is bordered on two sides by the Mississippi River. The Pappajohn Sculptured Garden, located near the river's southern bank, was created in 1857. The garden features works by Native American artist Grant Wood, an early native American of the American South. The museum in Cedar Rapids is housed in a historic building constructed in 1903.

Iowa's Midwestern setting makes it a prime agricultural location. Iowa is a leading producer of rice, wheat and soybeans. The state is also the largest producer of pork, beef, poultry and dairy.

Iowans enjoy a warm climate year-round, with moderate to higher humidity in the summer months. In springtime, the weather in Iowa is dry and hot with low humidity.

Many Iowans have homes on the banks of the Iowa River and farm land around ponds or lakes. Because the state is located between two rivers, it receives heavy rainfall from the south-east and west.

A number of Iowa's towns are close to rivers and lakes. Cedar Falls is the state capital; Johnson City is the biggest city, Des Moines is the largest city in Iowa and Sioux City is the second largest city. The Cedar City Golf and Country Club are one of the most popular golf courses in the state.

The people of Iowa are considered to be hardworking, friendly, and hospitable. The state has the most public employees of any state. The state's unemployment rate is 7.4%, slightly below the national average. It is a great place to live in.

Most residents of Iowa are involved in some form of business or volunteer work, including farming and ranching. Iowa's economy is based on agriculture.

Most residents of Iowa are not wealthy. They are not self-sufficient and do not have large incomes. In fact, many Iowans are considered to be middle class. because of the high level of educational achievement in their families. In addition, the median income of residents is above the national average.

Iowans consider it important to be involved in community service. There are numerous organizations that can help Iowans. and other Americans.