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United States / Iowa / No Metro Area / Jasper County / Newton / Zip Codes

Newton, Iowa is an inviting small city known for its hospitality and friendly nature. Located in Jasper County, the city provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With plenty to do in town, visitors will find plenty to keep them busy. Whether it's taking a stroll through the historic downtown area, or visiting one of the many unique local attractions such as the Maytag Dairy Farm or Jasper County Historical Museum, there is something for everyone. The reviews for Newton are overwhelmingly positive with visitors praising its charming atmosphere and friendly locals. It’s perfect for a weekend getaway or a day trip from Des Moines or another nearby city. Whether you visit for fun or business, you're guaranteed to have a memorable experience in Newton.

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It's What You Make of It - 1/8/2013
Having lived in Newton for over 23 years, I have seen the face of the community change. It hasn't always been good change, but the town has done much to try to make up for the loss of Maytag Corporation and is continuing its efforts to entice new business to the community. Life's simple pleasures are still abundant and readily available to all. There are many small city and county parks and recreation areas, as well as larger natural state and federal attractions within an hours drive. Newton has many churches and civic and cultural entities are available. The Iowa Speedway is located here and draws many thousands of visitors to multiple events in the spring and summer months. Hunting and fishing opportunities are plentiful and practiced widely. The town is friendly and neighbors are helpful. Retail businesses have to run against competition from nearby Des Moines. Our three main employers consist of the local hospital and two factories who each are involved in the wind Read More

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Climate in Newton, IA - 5/14/2010
Winters here tend to be cold, with moderate amount of snowfall, starting around Nov-Dec and reaching into Mar-April. Spring generally starts out cold, but warms quickly and by June the heat is nearly in full swing. July along with August brings the hottest months of the year, the humid, sticky kind of heat. September and Octomber bring cooler temperatures along with falling Read More

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