2015 Map of Clarinda North

About this map

Clarinda anchors the southern edge of this Iowa landscape, where the northern residential and institutional reaches of the town give way to the agricultural expanse of Page County. This 2015 survey illustrates a land strictly organized by the Public Land Survey System, with a dense grid of gravel and paved roads like Co Hwy M63 and Co Hwy J32 defining section lines. Small rural communities and landmarks are preserved here, including the village of Hepburn and the settlement of Bethesda. The terrain is characterized by the winding drainage of the W Nodaway River and its tributaries, such as Neele Br and Snake Cr. Genealogists will find several notable burial sites recorded across the township, including Bethesda Cem, Immanual Lutheran Cem, and the State Hospital Cem near the town's edge.