There
are three state highways that lead into
Elkader, State Highway 13 which runs North and South,
Highway 128 that comes in from the East and Highway 56 which comes into
Elkader from the West. There are also two county paved roads that
connect Elkader with the other surrounding communities.
Elkader
is the Clayton County seat and has a highly regarded hospital, has
excellent educational facilities including the main office of the
Keystone Area Education Agency.
Elkader also has many recreational activities in and around the
community and has great historical presence with many of the
old building architecture from the late 1800s and other historical
structures in and around the area. There are nine historical sites on
the National Registry in and around Elkader
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Elkader is a
beautiful little northeast Iowa town nestled in a rolling valley aside
of the Turkey River in Clayton County. The last glaciers of the Ice Age
didn't flatten the landscape so the region is hilly with
woodlands and rich farmland.
There are
approximately 1600 people who live here and call Elkader their home.
There are unending beautiful sites and scenery in Elkader and many
thriving businesses here and the surrounding areas.
To find out more about Elkader and the surrounding communities click on the following links:
Elkader Area Chamber of Commerce
Clayton County Development Group
Also find out: 200 Reasons To Visit Clayton County