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Water Companies in Aredale, IA

Belmond City Water Works

(641) 444-4452

Cedar Falls Utilities

(319) 266-1761

* City of Aredale

(641) 894-3441

Clear Lake Water Office

(641) 357-5267

Eldora City Water Department

(641) 939-2393

Hampton Water Works

(641) 456-2124

Iowa Falls City Water Works

(641) 648-9236

Mason City Water Department Business

(641) 421-3610

Mort's Water Co

(641) 579-6500

North Iowa Water Co

(641) 357-3614

Waverly Water Plant Department

(319) 352-6261

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Facts about Aredale, IA:
Aredale is a city in Butler County, Iowa, United States. The population was 89 at the 2000 census. The town of Aredale owes its conception to cheese. The area surrounding the town had seen increasing settlement since the 1860s, and in 1890, the local dairy farmers pooled their resources to create a cheese making factory, which eventually helped the town develop enough to warrant the community its own post office and thus township rights. The name Aredale is derived from a variation on the Pennsylvania town of Airville, from which several Aredale residents had emigrated. The plat was recorded on June 28, 1900 by the Iowa and Minnesota Town Site Company. June 28 later was observed as Field Day by residents, and featured a town celebration and a baseball game visited by hundreds of people from nearby towns. Soon the town featured a number of competing lumberyards and stockyards, and the Aredale Savings and Loan was constructed in 1901. That same year, the First Methodist Church was...