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Buchanan County, Iowa was named for James Buchanan, the 15th President of the United States, and lies 30 miles north of Cedar Rapids bordering Minnesota to the north. The county boasts stunning landscapes like the Wapsipinicon River that flows through it and offers plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities.
Buchanan County is home to the Quasqueton Diagonal Bridge, built in 1898 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This iconic structure stands as Iowa's only remaining diagonal bridge and one of only few remaining across America. Additionally, Fontana Park Nature Center - situated just outside Hazleton - allows visitors to discover nature's splendor and abundant wildlife up close.
Buchanan County has produced many notable residents over the years. Dan Gable, an Olympic wrestler who grew up in Waterloo and attended Iowa State University, is perhaps best known. Bill Fitch, an NBA coach born in Cedar Rapids who spent his early days there as well, as did Laura Ingalls Wilder who wrote several Little House on the Prairie books while living nearby Burr Oak.
Buchanan County has seen several significant events throughout its history. One of the most renowned was the Battle of Buchanan, which occurred during the Civil War and was the only battle to occur in Iowa. Additionally, Buchanan County hosts its annual Buchanan County Fair every August with livestock shows, carnival rides, live entertainment and other activities. Additionally, several historic landmarks like Independence Masonic Temple and Earlville Opera House can be found within its borders.
