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Shenandoah is a city in Page County, Iowa and Fremont County, Iowa. The population was 5,546 at the 2000 census. Shenandoah is located at 40.762251, -95.370945. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 9.0 km² (3.5 mi²). None of the area is covered with water.

Shenandoah, Iowa, the Garden City, a place to shop for a day, visit for a week or live the rest of your life! Shenandoah is a progressive, bustling community full of gardens, entrepreneurs, industry, opportunity, and friendly people. Its unique shops and restaurants have made it the retail hub of southwest Iowa. Shenandoah's lifestyle and appearance have sprouted from a tradition and heritage of garden industries. It's a safe place to raise a family with a top notch school system and is filled with recreation, attractions, and activities for all ages. Its low cost of living, extensive healthcare, and relaxed lifestyle also make it a great place to retire. Shenandoah's growing population of over 5,500 is small enough to escape the hassles of the big cities, yet close enough to metropolitan areas and airports for convenience.

Shop the retail hub of Shenandoah while you tour the Iowa Walk of Fame in Shenandoah's beautiful downtown streetscape. The Walk of Fame highlights 90 famous Iowans from around the state. Tour Shenandoah Historical Museum, Wabash Arts Camp Murals, Park Gardens planted by the Home & Garden Club, Bricker Butterfly House & Botanical Center.

The Shenandoah Home & Garden Club conducts guided tours of gardens in five city parks. These gardens are planted and maintained by the members of the Home & Garden Club. Each garden is unique and designed for that specific city park. The locations of the gardens are listed below:

Gottsch Park - At the intersection of Cresent and West Streets
Gee Park - At the intersection of Anne Crose Highway and W. Nishna Road
McComb Park - At the intersection of Anne Crose Highway and Mitchell Street
Hunter Park - At intersection of Lake and College Steets
Priest Park - At intersection of Elm Street and 6th Avenue

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