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Chateau Knoll Apartments
Premier Betterndorf location...Walking distance to shopping, grocery, restaurants, banking, gas stations, golfing, and parks...
Bettendorf IA, 52722
Springs at Bettendorf
Springs at Bettendorf Apartments is conveniently close to shopping and dining and only a short drive from many major employers in the Quad Cities, including John Deere and Rock Island Arsenal. It is located in the Pleasant View School District. Featuring a leash-free dog park, this pet-friendly apartment community borders Crow Creek Park, which offers jogging and biking trails, athletic fields for soccer and baseball, basketball courts and picnic shelters.
Bettendorf IA, 52722
LeClaire
Extraordinarily Out of the Ordinary...Beautiful City Views and the Mississippi River...Located Near the I Wireless Center
Bettendorf IA, 61265
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Bettendorf, IA
Overview of Bettendorf
One of the four fantastic towns that make up the metro area known as the Quad Cities lying along the Illinois/Iowa border near the roaring Mississippi River, the city of Bettendorf is one of the most sought-after communities in the Hawkeye State. Many residents enjoy living in Bettendorf apartments for rent because of the city's small-town atmosphere, which makes the Quad Cities one of the fastest-growing areas in the Midwest. According to information from City-Data, the word is out on this charming community, as Bettendorf has seen a 6 percent jump in population from 2000 to 2010. Because of low crime and excellent schools, Family Circle named Bettendorf as one of the country's 10 Best Towns for Families in 2010.
Living in Bettendorf, IA
Bettendorf was part of the original Black Hawk Purchase in 1832, and quickly became a prime location for homesteaders because of its ideal location near the Mississippi River, a main source for steamboat commerce during the time. After many farmers, skilled laborers and small business owners came into the area during the 19th century, the city was eventually named after William and Joseph Bettendorf, a duo who operated one of the city's largest factories, in 1903. Today, the city is every bit as industrious as it was in the past. After the opening of an Alcoa plant in the middle of the 20th century, the city more than doubled its size between 1960 and 1980, and continues to show no signs of slowing down. Still a leader in agribusiness and manufacturing, many businesses are choosing to call Bettendorf home as well. According to information from the 2010 U.S. Census Bureau, the city is home to more than 33,000 residents.
Bettendorf Attractions and Special Events
In recent years, there has been an effort to give Bettendorf citizens more access to open green spaces, and it is evident by the beautiful, lush hiking and nature trails that are scattered throughout the city. Among the most popular are Duck Creek Recreational Trail and Crow Creek Cross Country Trail.
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