Clarke

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 11
(klark,) in Alabama, a S.W. co.; area, 1,270 sq. m. C. Clarkesville. Pop. 14,663.-In Arkansas, a S.W. central co.; area, 941 sq. m; C. Ark a delph i a. Pop. 11,953. In Georgia, a N.E. central co.; area, 280 sq. m. C. Watkinsville. Pop. 12,941.-In Indiana, a S. co., b. on Kentucky. C. Jeffersonville. Pop. 24,770.- In Iowa, a S. co.; area, 432 sq. m.; C. Osceola. Pop. 8,735. -In Mi ouri, a N.E. co., divided by the Mi i ippi from Illinois; area, 516 sq. m.; C. Waterloo. Pop. 13,667. -In Virginia, a N.E. co.; area, 208 sq. m.; C. Berryville. Pop. 6,670.-In Washington Ter., a S.W. co., separated from Oregon by the Columbia river; area, abt. 1,400 sq. m.; C. Vancouver. Pop. 3,081. Clarke's or Flathead River, rises in the Rocky Mountains, in abt. 45° 30′ N. Lat., and flowing through Washington Ter., empties into the Columbia, in abt. N. Lat. 48° 50′ and W. Lon. 117° 45', after a course of abt. 650 m. [s. 194]
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