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The driving distance from Indiana (IN) to Iowa (I.A.) is 457 miles / 735 km.

 Some engrossing facts about Iowa.

Iowa is a state in the Midwestern region of the United States.

Six states of the U.S. border Iowa; Illinois to the east and southeast, Wisconsin to the northeast, South Dakota to the northwest, Missouri to the south, Nebraska to the west, and Minnesota to the north. The east and west borders of Iowa are formed almost entirely by rivers.

The state is divided into 99 counties but has 100 county seats because Lee County currently has two: Fort Madison and Keokuk. 

Des Moines (in Polk County) is the state capital.

Iowa is the 26th most extensive in total area and the 31st most populous. 

The state has been listed as one of the safest U.S. states.

The state’s nickname is “Hawkeye State,” “Corn State.”

As Iowa was a part of French Louisiana and Spanish Louisiana (during the 18th and early 19th centuries), its state flag is patterned after the flag of France.

Climate

Iowa has a humid continental climate throughout the state with extremes of both heat and cold.

Interstates and highways

Iowa has four primary interstate highways:

 I-29 , I-35 , I-74 , I-80 , I-380

is an auxiliary Interstate Highway.

 Places to Visit in Iowa

The Redemption- described as the eighth Wonder of the World, is the largest artificial cave globally.

Iowa River Valley – is the best place with natural beauty. River Valley Lodge and Campground are also lovely places to visit.

Snake Alley, Burlington – is one of the oddest sights, with seven curves over 275 feet, to see in Iowa. The alley is best known today as a beautiful tourist attraction.

Pikes Peak State Park- the glamorous views of the Mississippi River are available from the highest point in the Park. The Park covers nearly a thousand acres, and there are hiking trails and campgrounds to enjoy within the state park’s grounds.

Des Moines – if you want to see stunning architecture visit The Capitol Building. There are places to visit, such as Blank Park Zoo, Pappajohn Sculpture Park and the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden and The Historical Museum are other beautiful places in Des Moines.

Black Hawk Bridge –is a crossing over the Mississippi River from Iowa to Wisconsin. The bridge is a stunning engineering construction and has one of the more unusual designs of any Mississippi River bridge.

Crystal Lake Cave –is one of the most beautiful places to visit. New stalagmites and helictites are all on show in this stunning cave system, which its organizers describe as a Matchless Wonder. The picnic-perfect outdoor pavilion at Crystal Lake Cave is a great place to relax.

Mississippi River, Keokuk –The Mississippi River is one of the most beautiful natural attractions and one of the best places to see in Iowa. The Keokuk-Hamilton Bridge is one of the most beautiful crossings over the Mississippi River and borders Iowa for 300 miles.

Fishing is a prevalent activity in the Mississippi.

You can also visit the Keokuk Veteran’s Memorial, the Miller House Museum, the George M. Verity River Museum, and John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture.