2010 Map of Clarence

About this map

Clarence serves as the primary hub of this eastern Iowa landscape, situated along a prominent east-west transportation corridor. The town's layout is centered around the Clarence Post Office, surrounded by a grid of agricultural lands that define the region's economy. The northern reaches of the quadrangle are marked by the Wapsipinicon River, where the Jungletown Public Access provides a point of entry to the water. This 2010 survey highlights a significant concentration of local burial grounds, including the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Diamond Cemetery, and Dayton Valley Cemetery, which are essential for tracing early family lineages in Cedar County. The drainage patterns of Mill Creek and Yankee Run shape the local topography, with the Mill Creek Bridge serving as a notable landmark for those navigating the rural road network between the river and the town center.