
The settlement of Nashua sits at the heart of this contemporary Clay County landscape, where the northern expansion of Kansas City meets the rural transitions near Smithville. This 2021 survey reveals a complex network of residential developments and historical remnants, including Gashland to the south. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Second Creek and First Creek, which feed into local water bodies such as Sampson Lake and Stevens Lake. Genealogists and local historians can locate long-standing landmarks like Brooks Cemetery in the north and the extensive grounds of Resurrection Cemetery near the county line. The map also documents the modern recreational infrastructure integrated into the landscape, featuring the Hodge Park Ride Trail and Hidden Valley Trail winding through the southeastern hills.
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1948 Nashua
Clay County, MO

1950 Nashua
Clay County, MO

1961 Nashua
Clay County, MO

1971 Arley
Clay County, MO

1971 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO

1978 Arley
Clay County, MO

1990 Arley
Clay County, MO

1990 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO
2012 Arley
Clay County, MO
2012 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO
2012 Nashua
Clay County, MO
2014 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO
2014 Nashua
Clay County, MO
2015 Arley
Clay County, MO
2017 Arley
Clay County, MO
2017 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO
2017 Nashua
Clay County, MO

2021 Arley
Clay County, MO

2021 Kearney SW
Clay County, MO

2021 Nashua
Clay County, MO