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Canals of Jewell County
While most of the Kansas Bostwick Irrigation District's canals are within Republic County, Jewell County can lay claim to a few square miles of irrigated land. The canals of Jewell and Republic county are part of a Bureau of Reclamation project that began in 1931 for irrigation and flood control. Construction was completed in 1968 and though many of the original canals have been buried, they are mainstay of everyday life and economic stability in eastern Jewell County and very western Republic County.
Mankato City Park
Complete with a playground, sand volleyball courts, a picnic shelter, and the Robert Turner Concert Stage this is the perfect place for a day of family fun. As an added bonus, the Mankato City Park is right next to the swimming pool and Mankato Trails for even more outdoor adventures.
White Rock Creek Scenic Back Road
This route takes you on a tour of some of the most beautify scenery of Jewell County. Starting on Highway 36, just north of Formoso, go 5 miles north on 280 rd. to the ghost town of Lovewell, then 2 miles west on V Rd, then 4 miles north on 260 Rd, 1/2 west on Z Rd, then 1/4 north on, ending in Webber. Along this trip you'll see the hills south of White Rock Creek, Lower Courtland Canal, visit the former town of Lovewell, then Lovewell Lake, where you will pass the reservoir before reaching Webber/ As time allows, continue west from Webber to K-14, and then take your pick of any southwest routes towards Burr Oak, completing your tour with farmland and wooded and hilly countryscapes.
Your Adventure awaits
Discover the outdoor beauty and recreation that define Jewell County, from peaceful fishing spots to public parks and everything in between
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