2012 Map of Clarksville

About this map

The Chipola River serves as the central geographic artery for this rural Calhoun County landscape, its winding course flanked by a dense network of creek systems including Tenmile Cr and Fourmile Cr. The settlement pattern is defined by small crossroads and family-named locales, reflecting a deeply rooted community structure. Clarksville and Carr anchor the northern reaches, while Rollins Corner and Fisher Corner mark key junctions to the west and south. Local aviation history is represented by the Clarksville Airport, while the area's genealogical record is preserved across numerous burial grounds such as Bailey Cemetery, Pippin Cem, and Ayers Cem. The terrain is characterized by subtle hydrologic features like Poplar Head and Suggs Head, indicating the low-lying, water-rich environment of the Florida Panhandle's interior.