Lagedale

Lagedale is a small, unincorporated community located in Delaware County, Iowa, United States. It is situated in western Delaware County, near the border with Buchanan County. The community is primarily agricultural, with rolling hills and fertile farmland characteristic of the Iowa landscape. Lagedale does not have its own municipal government and is considered part of the surrounding rural townships.

Historically, Lagedale likely developed as a farming settlement, with its name potentially derived from early settlers or local geographical features. Like many rural communities in the Midwest, its population has remained relatively small, serving as a hub for local farmers and their families. Services and amenities are typically found in larger nearby towns such as Manchester or Independence. The area is traversed by county roads, providing access to the wider region. The economy of Lagedale is deeply tied to agriculture, with crops such as corn and soybeans being predominant. The natural environment offers opportunities for outdoor activities common to rural Iowa, including hunting and fishing in nearby natural areas and waterways.