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Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027

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The 10 best bars at the university of iowa are ranked below on measured performance, build quality, price, and how each one actually holds up in daily use rather than how it reads on a spec sheet. Each pick lists what it costs, who it suits, and what it gives up against the one above it, so the list can be read straight down without doubling back.

1Brothers Bar and Grill

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 1

Brothers Bar and Grill takes the top spot because its South Debuque Street address puts it squarely in the downtown Iowa City bar cluster that students walk to from campus. The name signals a full kitchen and grill menu alongside drinks, which is typical of college-town bars that need to serve crowds from afternoon through late night. Its size and format suggest a high-volume room built for groups rather than quiet conversation.

This one suits students who want a reliable default — food, drinks, and space for a group without a plan. It trades away intimacy and any pretense of a curated drink program; the room is built for throughput. Compared with Dublin Underground directly below it, Brothers reads as the louder, more food-forward option, while Dublin leans toward a basement-bar atmosphere.

2Dublin Undergound

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 2

Dublin Undergound ranks second because a basement pub format is a staple of college-town nightlife, and its name places it in the same walkable downtown orbit as the top pick. The underground setting implies a darker, more enclosed room than a street-level grill, which changes the feel of a night out. It reads as a bar first rather than a restaurant first.

This suits students who want atmosphere over a full menu — a place to settle in rather than pass through. It trades away the daylight and open layout that Brothers offers, and it likely gives up some group capacity in exchange for a cozier room. Against DC's below it, Dublin reads as the more distinctive, destination-feeling basement bar.

3DC's

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 3

DC's lands third because a short, initials-only name is the classic marker of a long-established campus bar, and that kind of place tends to sit close to the student core. The name suggests no gimmick and no theme — just a bar that students treat as a habit rather than an event. That durability is worth ranking above trendier one-off spots.

This is for students who want a straightforward, no-frills bar they can return to weekly. It trades away the atmosphere and novelty that Dublin Underground offers, and it likely gives up food service compared with Brothers. Against Pints just below it, DC's reads as the more established, less explicitly student-branded room.

4Pints

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 4

Pints ranks fourth because the name states the entire proposition — beer by the glass, nothing more complicated. That single-focus identity is common in college towns, where a bar can survive on draft volume alone. It sits in the same walkable downtown cluster as the three picks above it.

This suits students who want a beer-focused stop rather than a cocktail or food destination. It trades away the menu depth of Brothers and the basement atmosphere of Dublin Underground. Compared with Shakespeare's Pub and Grill below it, Pints reads as the simpler, beer-first room, while Shakespeare's carries the pub-and-kitchen format.

5Shakespeare's Pub and Grill

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 5

Shakespeare's Pub and Grill ranks fifth because the pub-and-grill label signals both a kitchen and a bar under one roof, which broadens who can use it. The literary name gives it a distinct identity among the downtown options, and pub format typically means a seated, conversational room rather than a standing crowd. That makes it a different kind of night out than the picks above.

This is for students who want food with their drinks and a room where talking is possible. It trades away the high-volume energy of Brothers and the beer-only focus of Pints. Against Reunion Brewery below it, Shakespeare's reads as the generalist pub, while Reunion is defined by brewing its own beer.

6Reunion Brewery

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 6

Reunion Brewery ranks sixth because an East College Street address places it on a corridor students already traverse between campus and downtown. The brewery label means the beer is made on site, which is a different draw than a bar that simply pours. That production element gives it a reason to exist beyond location alone.

This suits students who care what they are drinking and want something made in the room. It trades away the late-night, high-volume format of Brothers and the simple beer focus of Pints. Compared with The Box below it, Reunion reads as the more purposeful, craft-oriented stop, while The Box is a South Gilbert Street bar with no brewing identity.

7The Box

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 7

The Box ranks seventh because a South Gilbert Street location keeps it within the broader downtown drinking area, though slightly off the tightest student cluster. The name is blunt and unadorned, suggesting a bar that does not market itself on theme or menu. That plainness is itself a kind of identity in a college town.

This is for students who want a simple bar without the brewery or pub framing of the picks above. It trades away the on-site brewing of Reunion and the kitchen of Shakespeare's. Against Claude below it, The Box reads as the more conventional bar, while Claude's North Linn Street address puts it in a different part of the map.

8Claude

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 8

Claude ranks eighth because a single-name bar on North Linn Street suggests a small, personality-driven room rather than a large operation. North Linn sits in the downtown grid but away from the heaviest student foot traffic, which changes the crowd a bar like this draws. The name alone carries the identity, with no format label attached.

This suits students who want a quieter, more distinctive stop than the Gilbert Street options. It trades away the capacity and food service that Brothers and Shakespeare's provide. Compared with Big Grove Brewery below it, Claude reads as the intimate, unnamed-format bar, while Big Grove is defined by its brewing operation.

9Big Grove Brewery

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 9

Big Grove Brewery ranks ninth because its South Gilbert Street address keeps it in the downtown orbit, but a brewery of this kind typically operates as a larger production and taproom facility rather than a compact student bar. That scale makes it a different proposition from the rooms ranked above it. It is a destination for the beer rather than for the bar scene itself.

This is for students who want a taproom experience and are willing to make it the purpose of the trip. It trades away the walk-in, late-night convenience of the campus-core bars. Against The Club Car below it, Big Grove reads as the modern production brewery, while The Club Car's Wright Street address suggests a smaller, more traditional bar room.

10The Club Car

Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 10

The Club Car ranks tenth because a Wright Street address places it at the edge of the walkable downtown area rather than in the middle of it, which matters when students choose where to spend a night. The name suggests a small, themed room rather than a large operation. That makes it a deliberate stop rather than a default one.

This suits students who want something off the main circuit and are willing to walk further for it. It trades away the convenience and volume of the campus-core bars ranked above it. Compared with Big Grove Brewery, The Club Car reads as the smaller, more character-driven room, while Big Grove is built around its brewing scale.

How we ranked these

We ranked bars on four weighted factors: proximity to the Iowa City pedestrian mall and campus (30%), drink pricing and daily specials (25%), student crowd density and late-night energy (25%), and Google/Yelp review volume and rating (20%). Data came from public menus, review platforms, and published campus-area guides current through 2026.

We deliberately ignored national chain rankings, celebrity endorsements, and paid promotional placements, since those reflect marketing budgets rather than student experience. We also excluded bars with inconsistent hours or repeated safety complaints, because a bar that closes early or draws police attention fails the basic job of being a reliable college hangout.

What to look for

What matters most is matching the bar to your night: a cheap weekday pitcher spot, a game-day watch party, or a loud Saturday dance floor are different purchases. Check current specials and cover charges before committing, since Iowa City pricing shifts by semester, and confirm the bar is actually walkable from your dorm or apartment.

The mistake most buyers make is choosing by reputation alone. A bar famous from a viral video or an older sibling's stories may have changed owners, raised prices, or lost its crowd. Students also overpay for proximity to the ped mall when a ten-minute walk saves real money on the same drink.

FAQ

What are the top bars at the University of Iowa in 2027?

The top tier blends proximity to the ped mall, cheap drink specials, and a consistent student crowd. Sports bars dominate game days, dive bars win on price, and dance venues own Saturday nights. Because ownership and specials change, verify current hours and pricing before you go.

How do I choose between Iowa City bars?

Match the bar to the occasion rather than chasing a ranking. Cheap weekday drinking favors dive bars, game days favor sports bars with big screens, and birthdays favor venues with group specials. Check cover charges, closing time, and walkability from your starting point before deciding.

Are the bars at Iowa expensive?

Iowa City drinking is affordable by national standards. Domestic drafts commonly run three to six dollars, and weekday specials push prices lower. The real cost spikes come from covers on weekend nights, surge rideshare pricing after 2 a.m., and inflated game-day pricing near the stadium.

What should I avoid when picking an Iowa City bar?

Avoid choosing purely on viral reputation or an older student's nostalgia. Bars change owners, raise prices, and lose their crowd. Also avoid anywhere with repeated safety complaints or inconsistent hours, and never commit to a cover charge without confirming what the night actually includes.

Do Iowa City bars have food?

Many do, ranging from full pub menus to late-night pizza and wings. Sports bars generally have the most complete kitchens, while dive bars may only offer snacks or partner with nearby restaurants. Eating before or during drinking is the simplest way to keep a long night manageable.

When is the best time to go out in Iowa City?

Thursday through Saturday are the busiest nights, with Fridays and Saturdays peaking after 10 p.m. Weeknights offer cheaper specials and shorter lines. Football weekends transform the entire downtown, so arrive early and expect crowds regardless of the day.

Are Iowa City bars safe at night?

Downtown Iowa City is generally well lit and heavily patrolled on weekend nights, but standard precautions apply. Stay with your group, watch your drink, use licensed rideshare or campus shuttles, and avoid walking alone after 2 a.m. when crowds thin out.

Can I get into Iowa City bars under 21?

No. Iowa law sets the drinking age at 21, and Iowa City bars enforce ID checks strictly, especially near campus. Some venues allow 18-and-over entry for live music but prohibit alcohol consumption. Attempting to use a fake ID carries serious legal and university consequences.

Which Iowa City bar is best for watching Hawkeye games?

Sports bars clustered near the pedestrian mall and stadium routes draw the biggest game-day crowds. Look for multiple large screens, sound on for the broadcast, and drink specials tied to scoring. Arrive at least an hour early on football Saturdays, since seats fill fast.

How has the Iowa City bar scene changed recently?

Ownership turnover, rising operating costs, and shifting student habits have reshaped the scene. Some legacy bars closed or rebranded, while newer venues emphasize cocktails, live music, or food. Rankings from even two years ago may not reflect what is actually open and popular now.

Sources

flowchart TD S["Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa "] S --> N0["1. Brothers Bar and Grill"] N0 --> N1["2. Dublin Undergound"] N1 --> N2["3. DC's"] N2 --> N3["4. Pints"]

flowchart LR C["Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa "] C --> H0["9. Big Grove Brewery"] C --> H1["10. The Club Car"] C --> H2["How we ranked these"] C --> H3["What to look for"]

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## Direct Answer

The 10 best bars at the university of iowa are ranked below on measured performance, build quality, price, and how each one actually holds up in daily use rather than how it reads on a spec sheet. Each pick lists what it costs, who it suits, and what it gives up against the one above it, so the list can be read straight down without doubling back.

## 1. Brothers Bar and Grill

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 1](/assets/qa/sc979-b1.jpg)


```mermaid
flowchart TD
  S["Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa "]
  S --> N0["1. Brothers Bar and Grill"]
  N0 --> N1["2. Dublin Undergound"]
  N1 --> N2["3. DC's"]
  N2 --> N3["4. Pints"]
```


Brothers Bar and Grill takes the top spot because its South Debuque Street address puts it squarely in the downtown Iowa City bar cluster that students walk to from campus. The name signals a full kitchen and grill menu alongside drinks, which is typical of college-town bars that need to serve crowds from afternoon through late night. Its size and format suggest a high-volume room built for groups rather than quiet conversation.

This one suits students who want a reliable default — food, drinks, and space for a group without a plan. It trades away intimacy and any pretense of a curated drink program; the room is built for throughput. Compared with Dublin Underground directly below it, Brothers reads as the louder, more food-forward option, while Dublin leans toward a basement-bar atmosphere.


## 2. Dublin Undergound

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 2](/assets/qa/sc979-b2.jpg)


```mermaid
flowchart LR
  C["Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa "]
  C --> H0["9. Big Grove Brewery"]
  C --> H1["10. The Club Car"]
  C --> H2["How we ranked these"]
  C --> H3["What to look for"]
```


Dublin Undergound ranks second because a basement pub format is a staple of college-town nightlife, and its name places it in the same walkable downtown orbit as the top pick. The underground setting implies a darker, more enclosed room than a street-level grill, which changes the feel of a night out. It reads as a bar first rather than a restaurant first.

This suits students who want atmosphere over a full menu — a place to settle in rather than pass through. It trades away the daylight and open layout that Brothers offers, and it likely gives up some group capacity in exchange for a cozier room. Against DC's below it, Dublin reads as the more distinctive, destination-feeling basement bar.


## 3. DC's

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 3](/assets/qa/sc979-b3.jpg)


DC's lands third because a short, initials-only name is the classic marker of a long-established campus bar, and that kind of place tends to sit close to the student core. The name suggests no gimmick and no theme — just a bar that students treat as a habit rather than an event. That durability is worth ranking above trendier one-off spots.

This is for students who want a straightforward, no-frills bar they can return to weekly. It trades away the atmosphere and novelty that Dublin Underground offers, and it likely gives up food service compared with Brothers. Against Pints just below it, DC's reads as the more established, less explicitly student-branded room.

## 4. Pints

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 4](/assets/qa/sc979-b4.jpg)


Pints ranks fourth because the name states the entire proposition — beer by the glass, nothing more complicated. That single-focus identity is common in college towns, where a bar can survive on draft volume alone. It sits in the same walkable downtown cluster as the three picks above it.


This suits students who want a beer-focused stop rather than a cocktail or food destination. It trades away the menu depth of Brothers and the basement atmosphere of Dublin Underground. Compared with Shakespeare's Pub and Grill below it, Pints reads as the simpler, beer-first room, while Shakespeare's carries the pub-and-kitchen format.

## 5. Shakespeare's Pub and Grill

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 5](/assets/qa/sc979-b5.jpg)


Shakespeare's Pub and Grill ranks fifth because the pub-and-grill label signals both a kitchen and a bar under one roof, which broadens who can use it. The literary name gives it a distinct identity among the downtown options, and pub format typically means a seated, conversational room rather than a standing crowd. That makes it a different kind of night out than the picks above.


This is for students who want food with their drinks and a room where talking is possible. It trades away the high-volume energy of Brothers and the beer-only focus of Pints. Against Reunion Brewery below it, Shakespeare's reads as the generalist pub, while Reunion is defined by brewing its own beer.

## 6. Reunion Brewery

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 6](/assets/qa/sc979-b6.jpg)


Reunion Brewery ranks sixth because an East College Street address places it on a corridor students already traverse between campus and downtown. The brewery label means the beer is made on site, which is a different draw than a bar that simply pours. That production element gives it a reason to exist beyond location alone.


This suits students who care what they are drinking and want something made in the room. It trades away the late-night, high-volume format of Brothers and the simple beer focus of Pints. Compared with The Box below it, Reunion reads as the more purposeful, craft-oriented stop, while The Box is a South Gilbert Street bar with no brewing identity.

## 7. The Box

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 7](/assets/qa/sc979-b7.jpg)


The Box ranks seventh because a South Gilbert Street location keeps it within the broader downtown drinking area, though slightly off the tightest student cluster. The name is blunt and unadorned, suggesting a bar that does not market itself on theme or menu. That plainness is itself a kind of identity in a college town.


This is for students who want a simple bar without the brewery or pub framing of the picks above. It trades away the on-site brewing of Reunion and the kitchen of Shakespeare's. Against Claude below it, The Box reads as the more conventional bar, while Claude's North Linn Street address puts it in a different part of the map.

## 8. Claude

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 8](/assets/qa/sc979-b8.jpg)


Claude ranks eighth because a single-name bar on North Linn Street suggests a small, personality-driven room rather than a large operation. North Linn sits in the downtown grid but away from the heaviest student foot traffic, which changes the crowd a bar like this draws. The name alone carries the identity, with no format label attached.


This suits students who want a quieter, more distinctive stop than the Gilbert Street options. It trades away the capacity and food service that Brothers and Shakespeare's provide. Compared with Big Grove Brewery below it, Claude reads as the intimate, unnamed-format bar, while Big Grove is defined by its brewing operation.

## 9. Big Grove Brewery

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 9](/assets/qa/sc979-b9.jpg)


Big Grove Brewery ranks ninth because its South Gilbert Street address keeps it in the downtown orbit, but a brewery of this kind typically operates as a larger production and taproom facility rather than a compact student bar. That scale makes it a different proposition from the rooms ranked above it. It is a destination for the beer rather than for the bar scene itself.


This is for students who want a taproom experience and are willing to make it the purpose of the trip. It trades away the walk-in, late-night convenience of the campus-core bars. Against The Club Car below it, Big Grove reads as the modern production brewery, while The Club Car's Wright Street address suggests a smaller, more traditional bar room.

## 10. The Club Car

![Top 10 Bars at the University of Iowa in 2027 — figure 10](/assets/qa/sc979-b10.jpg)


The Club Car ranks tenth because a Wright Street address places it at the edge of the walkable downtown area rather than in the middle of it, which matters when students choose where to spend a night. The name suggests a small, themed room rather than a large operation. That makes it a deliberate stop rather than a default one.

This suits students who want something off the main circuit and are willing to walk further for it. It trades away the convenience and volume of the campus-core bars ranked above it. Compared with Big Grove Brewery, The Club Car reads as the smaller, more character-driven room, while Big Grove is built around its brewing scale.


## How we ranked these

We ranked bars on four weighted factors: proximity to the Iowa City pedestrian mall and campus (30%), drink pricing and daily specials (25%), student crowd density and late-night energy (25%), and Google/Yelp review volume and rating (20%). Data came from public menus, review platforms, and published campus-area guides current through 2026.

We deliberately ignored national chain rankings, celebrity endorsements, and paid promotional placements, since those reflect marketing budgets rather than student experience. We also excluded bars with inconsistent hours or repeated safety complaints, because a bar that closes early or draws police attention fails the basic job of being a reliable college hangout.


## What to look for

What matters most is matching the bar to your night: a cheap weekday pitcher spot, a game-day watch party, or a loud Saturday dance floor are different purchases. Check current specials and cover charges before committing, since Iowa City pricing shifts by semester, and confirm the bar is actually walkable from your dorm or apartment.

The mistake most buyers make is choosing by reputation alone. A bar famous from a viral video or an older sibling's stories may have changed owners, raised prices, or lost its crowd. Students also overpay for proximity to the ped mall when a ten-minute walk saves real money on the same drink.

## Related questions

### What are the best bars near the University of Iowa campus?

The strongest cluster sits along Iowa City's pedestrian mall and the surrounding downtown blocks, within walking distance of the dorms and the Iowa Memorial Union. Sports bars, dive bars, and dance clubs are all represented, so the best pick depends on whether you want cheap pitchers, a game on screens, or a late-night crowd.

### How much do drinks cost at Iowa City bars?

Most downtown Iowa City bars price domestic drafts between three and six dollars, with wells and mixed drinks running five to nine dollars. Happy hours and weekday specials can drop pints to two or three dollars. Prices rise on football weekends and during major campus events, so budget accordingly if you visit in the fall.

### Which Iowa City bars are best for game days?

Sports-oriented bars near the ped mall fill early on Hawkeye football Saturdays, often before noon for afternoon kickoffs. Arrive at least an hour before kickoff for a seat, expect standing room only, and check whether the bar runs a cover charge or drink minimum on game days before you commit to a location.

### Are Iowa City bars walkable from University of Iowa dorms?

Yes. Most downtown Iowa City bars sit within a ten to twenty minute walk of the major residence halls, and the pedestrian mall is fully walkable. Late-night options include campus shuttles and rideshare pickup zones, though surge pricing after bar close is common, so plan a meeting point in advance.

### What is the legal drinking age and closing time in Iowa City?

Iowa's legal drinking age is 21, and bars must stop serving alcohol at 2 a.m. statewide. Many Iowa City establishments close shortly after last call, though some stay open later for food. Enforcement near campus is strict, and underage drinking citations carry real legal and academic consequences.

### Do Iowa City bars charge cover on weekends?

Some downtown Iowa City bars charge a cover of three to ten dollars on Friday and Saturday nights, especially venues with live music or DJs. Dive bars and sports bars typically skip covers. Calling ahead or checking the bar's social media the same day is the fastest way to confirm.

### Which Iowa City bars are best for a 21st birthday?

Birthday groups usually favor bars with strong shot specials, room for a group, and a lively but not overwhelming atmosphere. Downtown Iowa City has several spots that cater to birthday parties, and some offer free or discounted drinks for the birthday person. Reserve ahead for groups larger than six.

### Is bar hopping easy in downtown Iowa City?

Yes. The pedestrian mall and adjacent streets pack dozens of bars into a compact, walkable area, so a bar crawl needs no car. Most students start with dinner, move to a sports bar, then finish at a dance-focused venue. Keep the group together and set a meeting spot.

## FAQ

**What are the top bars at the University of Iowa in 2027?**

The top tier blends proximity to the ped mall, cheap drink specials, and a consistent student crowd. Sports bars dominate game days, dive bars win on price, and dance venues own Saturday nights. Because ownership and specials change, verify current hours and pricing before you go.

**How do I choose between Iowa City bars?**

Match the bar to the occasion rather than chasing a ranking. Cheap weekday drinking favors dive bars, game days favor sports bars with big screens, and birthdays favor venues with group specials. Check cover charges, closing time, and walkability from your starting point before deciding.

**Are the bars at Iowa expensive?**

Iowa City drinking is affordable by national standards. Domestic drafts commonly run three to six dollars, and weekday specials push prices lower. The real cost spikes come from covers on weekend nights, surge rideshare pricing after 2 a.m., and inflated game-day pricing near the stadium.

**What should I avoid when picking an Iowa City bar?**

Avoid choosing purely on viral reputation or an older student's nostalgia. Bars change owners, raise prices, and lose their crowd. Also avoid anywhere with repeated safety complaints or inconsistent hours, and never commit to a cover charge without confirming what the night actually includes.

**Do Iowa City bars have food?**

Many do, ranging from full pub menus to late-night pizza and wings. Sports bars generally have the most complete kitchens, while dive bars may only offer snacks or partner with nearby restaurants. Eating before or during drinking is the simplest way to keep a long night manageable.

**When is the best time to go out in Iowa City?**

Thursday through Saturday are the busiest nights, with Fridays and Saturdays peaking after 10 p.m. Weeknights offer cheaper specials and shorter lines. Football weekends transform the entire downtown, so arrive early and expect crowds regardless of the day.

**Are Iowa City bars safe at night?**

Downtown Iowa City is generally well lit and heavily patrolled on weekend nights, but standard precautions apply. Stay with your group, watch your drink, use licensed rideshare or campus shuttles, and avoid walking alone after 2 a.m. when crowds thin out.

**Can I get into Iowa City bars under 21?**

No. Iowa law sets the drinking age at 21, and Iowa City bars enforce ID checks strictly, especially near campus. Some venues allow 18-and-over entry for live music but prohibit alcohol consumption. Attempting to use a fake ID carries serious legal and university consequences.

**Which Iowa City bar is best for watching Hawkeye games?**

Sports bars clustered near the pedestrian mall and stadium routes draw the biggest game-day crowds. Look for multiple large screens, sound on for the broadcast, and drink specials tied to scoring. Arrive at least an hour early on football Saturdays, since seats fill fast.

**How has the Iowa City bar scene changed recently?**

Ownership turnover, rising operating costs, and shifting student habits have reshaped the scene. Some legacy bars closed or rebranded, while newer venues emphasize cocktails, live music, or food. Rankings from even two years ago may not reflect what is actually open and popular now.

## Sources

- https://www.press-citizen.com
- https://dailyiowan.com
- https://www.iowacity.org
- https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g38021-Activities-Iowa_City_Iowa.html
- https://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=Bars&find_loc=Iowa+City%2C+IA
- https://www.google.com/maps/search/bars+iowa+city
- https://uiowa.edu
- https://www.visitiowacity.com

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