2013 Map of Clarksville

About this map

Clarksville anchors the southern portion of this Butler County landscape, situated at a major bend where the Shell Rock River meanders through the central corridor. The river's winding course is the primary geographical influence on the area's development, joined by several local tributaries including Flood Creek from the north and Dry Creek to the west. Further north, the smaller settlement of Packard sits along Packard Avenue, marking a distinct node of historical activity in an otherwise grid-patterned agricultural region. The map captures the interface between these established towns and the riparian environment, with Beaver Creek cutting across the southeastern corner. Transportation is defined by a rigorous mile-block grid of gravel and paved routes like Quail Avenue and Range Road, providing access to the fertile lands surrounding the river valley.