Council Bluffs, iowa
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ABOUT THE COUNCIL BLUFFS AREA
Known as the starting point of the Mormon Trail, Council Bluffs, Iowa is home to 62,230 people. The city gets its name from a meeting between the Lewis and Clark Expedition and the leaders of the Oto and Missouri Indians.
Council Bluffs is served by the Omaha Eppley Airfield (OMA). The city is an eight-minute drive to Omaha and twenty minutes from Bellevue. Commuting between the three cities is commonplace. Des Moines is a two-hour drive to the east. Council Bluffs’ satellite cities and suburbs include Crater Lake, Chautauqua, Crescent, La Vista, Ralston, Platte, Mineola, and Papillion.
Council Bluffs’ industries include processed food, electronics, dairy products, plastics, and meat packaging. The city has three major casinos and relies heavily on gambling revenues. The median household income in Council Bluffs is $36,221.
Council Bluffs offers plenty of entertainment opportunities for residents and visitors alike. Try your luck at the tables at the Horseshoe Council Bluffs Casino, take the family for a fun day of watery adventures at Pirate Cove Water Park, or visit the unique Historic Squirrel Cage Jail--the only three-story rotating jail in existence. Shoppers can find everything they need at the Mall of the Bluffs.
Summers in Council Bluffs are typically warm, wet, and humid (the city receives 32 inches of rain a year). Winters are dry, cold, and windy, with lows of 13 Fahrenheit. The city sees 211 sunny days a year, above the national average of 205.
We understand that not every visit to Council Bluffs is for pleasure or business. Healthcare facilities in Council Bluffs include CHI Health Mercy Hospital and the Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital.
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