2013 Map of Clarissa

About this map

Clarissa serves as the central hub of this Central Minnesota landscape, situated where the Eagle Cr flows toward the southern edge of the quadrangle. The town's layout is closely tied to its local services, including a central Po and a network of county highways. Outside of the settlement, the terrain is defined by a series of engineered watercourses such as County Ditch Number Twentyfive and County Ditch Number Thirtyone, reflecting a history of land management and drainage for agricultural use. The northern reaches are drained by the meandering Partridge River. For those researching family history in Todd County, the map identifies several distinct burial sites across the township, including Zoar Cem in the northwest, Saint Matthews Cem near the center, and Bethlehem Cem to the east, alongside the Saint Joseph Cem and Woodmans Cem located closer to the main town site.