2010 Map of Clarinda South

About this map

Clarinda serves as the focal point of this southwestern Iowa landscape, situated where the North Branch West Nodaway River and South Branch West Nodaway River converge. The town's grid is anchored by the Clarinda Post Office and the Page County 4-H Fairgrounds, reflecting its role as a regional center for agriculture and commerce. To the south, the settlement of Shambaugh sits along the West Nodaway River, while College Springs occupies the southwestern corner. The surrounding countryside is marked by a network of rural roads such as 250 St and 280 St, punctuated by several family and community burial grounds, including the Covenanter Cemetery and Lee Grove Cemetery. The presence of the Clarinda Municipal Airport and the Schenck Landing Strip near Schenck Lake highlights the local aviation infrastructure integrated into this farming heartland.