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Appanoose County, Iowa is situated near the Missouri border in southern Iowa and renowned for its picturesque natural landscape with rolling hills, wooded areas and abundant lakes and streams. Centerville serves as the county seat and serves as a hub for business activity, tourism development and recreation alike.
Appanoose County is home to Lake Rathbun, one of Iowa's largest lakes. At over 11,000 acres, it's perfect for boating, fishing, swimming and other water-based activities. There are also several campgrounds, hiking trails and picnic areas - perfect for outdoor adventurers! In addition to Lake Rathbun there are other lakes and parks like Honey Creek Resort State Park or Rathbun Wildlife Area nearby.
Over the years, Appanoose County has been home to some illustrious individuals. Hal Chase, a professional baseball player who played for several major league teams during the early 1900s, was one such resident. Born in Los Gatos, California but raised on their farm near Centerville, Charles F. Urschel is another well-known local figure; an oil industry magnate born in Waterloo Iowa who spent much of his life there supporting numerous charitable causes and helping build many local buildings and facilities.
One iconic event that occurred in Appanoose County was the Battle of Rathbun Lake, which occurred in 2002 during a dispute over access to public land. A group of armed individuals claimed ownership and had the right to control access; this escalated into a standoff with law enforcement which ultimately resulted in arrest and conviction of several involved parties. This battle brought national attention to issues concerning public land use and raised questions about individuals' rights to utilize public resources.
