2017 Map of Clarksville

About this map

Clarksville serves as the regional anchor for this part of Johnson County, situated north of the expansive Lake Dardanelle along the Arkansas River. The landscape is a transition from the urban footprint of the Univ of the Ozarks and Clarksville Municipal Airport to the agricultural lowlands of Cuba Bottom and the prominence of Ragon Mtn. The transport network is well-defined by historical routes like State Hwy 123 and Old Hwy 64 N, connecting the primary hub with peripheral communities such as Lamar, Knoxville, and Jamestown. Local history is deeply etched into the terrain through numerous family and community burial grounds, including Macedonia Cem, Lee Cem, and Pryor Cem. Waterways like Spadra Cr and Greenbrier Cr continue to shape the drainage patterns of the valley, while smaller settlements like Tokalon and Knoxville Junction mark old railway or road intersections.