2012 Map of Clark North

About this map

The northern reaches of the city of Clark reveal a landscape defined by the intersection of early pioneer heritage and modern civil infrastructure. At the southern edge of this survey, the grid of the town site expands northward with streets like N Commercial St and N Cloud St, while the Post Office remains a central landmark for the local community. The transition from town to prairie is marked by the presence of three distinct burial grounds—Rose Hill Cem, Saint Boniface Cem, and the historic Pioneer Cem—offering valuable points of reference for genealogical research. The northern landscape is dominated by a systematic section-line road network, including 424th Ave and 172nd St, interspersed with numerous small seasonal wetlands. The Clark County Airport serves as a modern transportation hub just east of the primary residential area.