Florenceville is an unincorporated area located in Howard County, Iowa, United States. It is adjacent to the village of Granger, Minnesota.

Geography
Florenceville is located at 43?29 54'North, 92?7 58'West. Florenceville is in the northwest portion of section 10, Albion Township, Howard County. The Iowa-Minnesota state line forms the village's northern border. The Upper Iowa River runs through the village.

The area features a Karst topography. Niagara Cave, located a few miles northeast of the village, is one of the largest caves in the Midwestern United States.

History
Florenceville, platted as Florence, sprang...

Florenceville is an unincorporated area located in Howard County, Iowa, United States. It is adjacent to the village of Granger, Minnesota.

Geography
Florenceville is located at 43?29 54'North, 92?7 58'West. Florenceville is in the northwest portion of section 10, Albion Township, Howard County. The Iowa-Minnesota state line forms the village's northern border. The Upper Iowa River runs through the village.

The area features a Karst topography. Niagara Cave, located a few miles northeast of the village, is one of the largest caves in the Midwestern United States.

History
Florenceville, platted as Florence, sprang up in the mid-1800s. Originally, it had a mill, a post office and a general store. Now, mostly houses remain. The village has a United Methodist Church that closed in the 1960s. An annual reunion service brings former and current residents back together for a Sunday in the summer. The church building is now owned and maintained by the Howard County Historical Society.

Tourism and recreation