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Clarksville topographic map

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Clarksville

Spadra was the first county seat of Johnson County, convenient to steamboat lines. However when stagecoach and train transportation became more common, land routes from Little Rock to Fort Smith were directed along higher elevations through Clarksville. As Clarksville grew, it became the de facto location for the county seat circa 1833, probably due to severe flooding at Spadra. Clarksville was established by survey in November 1836 after Johnson County was formed from part of Pope County. The first court session was held in 1837 in a private building.

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Name: Clarksville topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Clarksville, Johnson County, Arkansas, 72830, United States (35.42239 -93.53741 35.49780 -93.41600)

Average elevation: 137 m

Minimum elevation: 102 m

Maximum elevation: 238 m

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