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the
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
Prepared by MoDOT
Office of Transportation Planning
Revised July 2004
General Highway Map Clark County PDF
Clark County Township Map overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
After 1868 Township Map Clark County PDF
Change from 1868: Section 6, 7, 18, 19, 30, 31 from Madison Township to Lincoln Township at the time the county seat was moved from Waterloo to Kahoka [about 1872], and some time after 1868 section 31, and parts of section 30 and 32 that are within Clark County was taken from Sweet Home Township and given to Des Moines Township.
The information for the Maps was taken from:
History of Lewis, Clark, Knox, and
The Goodspeed Publishing Co.
1887
1833 civil township attached to and formed a part of Lewis County overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
1883 Township Map Clark County PDF
Page: 266 and 267
Jefferson Township comprised all the territory within present county limits, lying north of the line diving Township 65 and 66 north.
Des Moines Township adjoined the former on the south, and contained all of Township 65 north. It also embraced all that portion of Township 64 north, which lies north of Sugar Creek.
Jackson Township embraced all the balance of the territory of the county, as it is now composed, lying south of Des Moines Township.
1837 addition of Washington Township to Clark County overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
1837 Washington Township added
Page 271
In response to a petition of citizens, the court then (June 1837) established Washington Township within the following boundary, to wit: Beginning at the southwest corner of said county, thence east on the southern boundary thereof to where said boundary line intersect the meridian line passing through the middle of Range 8 west; thence north along the section line in the middle of said range to the ridge between the south fork and the middle fork of Fox River: thence following the course of said ridge to the western boundary of the county; thence south to the place of beginning.
1870 addition of Jessamine Township to Clark County overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
Clark County with Jessamine Township Addition
Page: 278 June 1840 court term
In the formations of the civil townships as heretofore noted, it seems that the county court had recognized the Indian boundary line
as the northern boundary of the State and county. But a strip of land, a few miles in with lying north of this line being then
claimed by both the State of Missouri and Iowa Territory, the county court created a new township comprising all of this disputed
strip of land lying north of said Indian boundary line which is now the state line. This township was created at the Jun term 1840,
of said court, and was described as follows: All that part of Clark County bounded on the west by the range line between Ranges 9 and
10 west; on the south by the old Indian boundary line which passes through Township 67 north: on the northeast by the Des Moines River
and on the north by the true boundary of the State of Missouri. It was named by said court, Jessamine Township.
1849 US Supreme Court rulling favorably to Iowa, Jessamine Township no longer overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
1849 Clark County with without Jessamine Township Addition
1868 New Civil Township overlay on
General Highway Map, Clark County, Missouri
1868 New Clark County Township Map
Page: 288 289
NEW CIVIL TOWNSHIP
At the March term, 1868, of the county court, the county was re-districted into civil township as follows:
Lewis County Township Map (about 1897) for the research that find His/Her people went to church and shop in Lewis county. Lewis County Township Map