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Towns of Guthrie County |
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Adair is located next to I-80 and along the historic White Pole Road. Adair also sits on top of the M & M Divide, at roughly 1,250 feet above sea level.
Adair has long been an active railroad town and the railroad is still an important part of Adair’s community, which visitors can view when entering Adair from the south while passing over the historic Rock Island RR Bridge.
Visitors are also welcomed with a quaint city park and charming brick street in the downtown district.
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ADAIR |
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QUICK FACTS
Population 839
City Hall 320 Audubon Adair, IA 50002
Phone 641.742.3751
Web www.visitadaircounty.com/adair
Must-see Attractions Jesse James Train Robbery Marker Evolution of Flags Historic Rock Island Railroad Bridge “Smiley Face” Water Tower
Special Events Jesse James Days |
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“Smiley” greets travelers along I-80 |
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BAGLEY |
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Bagley is a busy little town along Highway 141, which makes easy access for visitors to many of the recreational areas located in Guthrie County. Bagley’s little roadside park, located next to the highway, offers a nice stop for travelers who need a short break in the shade. The park is known by many as a hotspot for bargains during the annual Highway 141 Garage Sales. |
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Antique car tour taking a stop in Bagley |
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BAYARD |
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CASEY |
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Casey sits along I-80 and the historic White Pole Road. Casey’s downtown area, with its original buildings and brick street, is home to several antique stores, a new library, and Veterans’ Memorial Park. The small city park offers picnicking and camping. |
