Clare — name, places, families and cultural uses Clare Clare is used as a given name, surname and placename across the English-speaking world; notable instances include County Clare (Ireland), the de Clare medieval family, Clare Colleg…
Clare County, Michigan Clare County is a largely rural county in the central Lower Peninsula of Michigan. Its county seat is Harrison; the area is known for lakes, forests, outdoor recreation and a histo…
Clare, Suffolk: small market town on the River Stour Clare, Suffolk Clare is a historic market town in Suffolk, England, known for its riverside setting, castle and priory remains, weekly market and surviving timber-framed architecture.
Claremore, Oklahoma Claremore is a city in Rogers County, Oklahoma, serving as the county seat. It is known for the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, Rogers State University, cultural attractions and its r…
Clarence House: London Residence and Office of the Prince of Wales Clarence House Clarence House is a royal residence on The Mall in London, serving as the official home and workplace of the Prince of Wales, historically linked to the Queen Mother and part of th…
Clarendon Parish, Jamaica: Overview, Geography, History and Economy Clarendon Parish, Jamaica Clarendon is a south-central parish of Jamaica in the county of Middlesex. Its capital is May Pen. The parish is known for agriculture, bauxite mining, the Rio Minho river and the…
Clarendon, Arkansas (Monroe County) Clarendon, Arkansas Clarendon is a small city and the county seat of Monroe County in eastern Arkansas, on the White River; known for its Delta landscape, agricultural economy, river history, and near…
Clarendon, Texas Clarendon, county seat of Donley County in the Texas Panhandle: a small agricultural and educational center on the plains near the Canadian River with a historic downtown and acces…
Clarens (Montreux) — village on Lake Geneva, Switzerland Clarens, Switzerland Clarens is a lakeside village in the canton of Vaud, part of Montreux. Renowned for its Rousseau association, musical and literary visitors, notable graves and a scenic promenade w…
Clarinda, Iowa Clarinda is a small city in southwestern Iowa serving as the county seat of Page County. It is known for regional services, agricultural connections, and as the birthplace of bandl…
Clark County, Idaho: Overview, Geography, History, and Local Life Clark County, Idaho Clark County is a very sparsely populated county in eastern Idaho. Its county seat and largest town is Dubois. The county is rural, with an economy based on ranching, public lands…
Clark County, Indiana County in southern Indiana along the Ohio River. Seat Jeffersonville; part of the Louisville metropolitan area. History, geography, communities, economy, and notable sites summariz…
Clark County, Kansas Clark County, in southwestern Kansas, is a sparsely populated Great Plains county with Ashland as its county seat and largest city. The area is characterized by prairie landscape,…
Clark County, Kentucky Clark County is in central Kentucky with Winchester as its county seat. A Bluegrass-region county founded in the 1790s, it combines rural agriculture, small towns and ties to the L…
Clark County, Missouri Clark County is a small, rural county in northeastern Missouri with county seat Kahoka. Known for farming, river proximity and small communities; population was 7,139 at the 2010 c…
Clark County, Nevada Clark County is Nevada's most populous county, containing Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Strip and major tourist, transportation and water resources in southern Nevada.
Clark County, Ohio Clark County is a county in west‑central Ohio whose county seat is Springfield. Created in 1818 and named for George Rogers Clark, it had about 138,333 residents at the 2010 census…
Clark County, South Dakota Clark County is a small, rural county in South Dakota, created in 1873 with county seat Clark. Known for prairie farmland, low population density, and an agriculture-based economy.
Clark County, Washington County in southwestern Washington state, across the Columbia River from Portland. County seat Vancouver; a mix of urban, suburban and rural communities, historic Fort Vancouver, an…
Clark County, Wisconsin Rural county in central Wisconsin with the county seat at Neillsville, known for agriculture, forestry, small towns, and local government services.
Clarke County, Georgia Clarke County, home to Athens and the University of Georgia, is a northeastern Georgia county known for higher education, cultural life, and a consolidated city–county government.
Clarke County, Iowa — overview, history, and communities Clarke County, Iowa Clarke County is a rural county in south-central Iowa with Osceola as its county seat; the article summarizes its location, history, economy, demographics, and local institutions.
Clarke County, Mississippi — overview and key facts Clarke County, Mississippi County in eastern Mississippi with Quitman as its seat; rural landscape, local government, demographics, history, and economy summarized with links to official and census resources…
Clarksville, Arkansas Clarksville is a small city in Johnson County, Arkansas, serving as a county seat and regional service center near the Ozark foothills; it is home to the University of the Ozarks.
Clatsop County, Oregon Coastal county in northwest Oregon with seat Astoria. Known for maritime history, Lewis and Clark sites, coastal landscapes and tourism. Population was 37,039 at the 2010 census.
Clay County, Florida County in northeastern Florida whose seat is Green Cove Springs; part of the Jacksonville metropolitan area with a mix of suburban communities, riverine landscapes and military tra…
Clay County, Illinois: Overview, History, and Contemporary Profile Clay County, Illinois Clay County, in southern Illinois, is a largely rural county with small towns, agricultural economy, and local institutions. This article summarizes its geography, history, communi…
Clay County, Indiana: Overview, History, and Communities Clay County, Indiana County in west-central Indiana with seat at Brazil. Rural mix of small towns, agriculture and light industry; named for statesman Henry Clay. Summary of geography, history, governm…
Clay County, Kansas — overview, history, and community profile Clay County, Kansas County in north-central Kansas organized in 1857 and named for Henry Clay. Rural, agriculture-based economy; county seat Clay Center. Population 8,535 at the 2010 census. Local gov…
Clay County, Kentucky Rural county in southeastern Kentucky’s Appalachian region. County seat Manchester. Known for hilly, forested terrain, Appalachian culture, and an economy shaped by timber, coal, a…
Clay County, Minnesota County in northwestern Minnesota with county seat Moorhead. Part of the Fargo–Moorhead region; known for fertile farmland, river valleys, and institutions such as Minnesota State U…
Clay County, Mississippi — Overview, History and Local Features Clay County, Mississippi County in the U.S. state of Mississippi with county seat West Point. Summary of geography, history, economy, communities and notable facts about Clay County.
Clay County, Missouri Overview of Clay County, Missouri: geography, history, communities, economy and government. County seat Liberty; part of the Kansas City metro. Founded 1822; population noted in th…
Clay County, Nebraska Rural county in central Nebraska established in 1855. County seat Clay Center. Agricultural economy and small population (6,542 at the 2010 census). Local government, schools, and…
Clay County, North Carolina Small, rural county in far western North Carolina with the county seat at Hayesville; mountainous landscape, outdoor recreation, and a modest population recorded in the 2000 census…
Clay County, Texas: overview, history, geography and communities Clay County, Texas Clay County is a rural county in north Texas with Henrietta as its county seat. This article summarizes its geography, history, demographics, economy and local government.
Clay Cross, Derbyshire Clay Cross Clay Cross is a former mining town in north‑east Derbyshire, England, with Victorian industrial roots, proximity to Chesterfield and nearby villages, and a modern mixed economy and…
Claypool, Arizona Small census-designated community in Gila County, Arizona, located between Miami and Globe along U.S. Route 60; historically part of the Globe–Miami mining region and serving as a…
Clayton County, Georgia Clayton County is a county in the U.S. state of Georgia, immediately south of Atlanta. Its seat is Jonesboro. The county is part of the Atlanta metro area with notable history, tra…
Clayton County, Iowa — overview, geography, history and communities Clayton County, Iowa County in northeast Iowa along the Mississippi River; founded 1837, county seat Elkader, rural economy based on agriculture, river commerce and outdoor recreation. Population ~18,1…
Clayton-le-Woods — village and civil parish near Chorley, Lancashire Clayton-le-Woods Clayton-le-Woods is a suburban village and civil parish in Lancashire, England, close to Chorley. This article summarizes its history, governance, transport links, amenities and de…
Clear Creek, Wisconsin Clear Creek is a small rural town in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. It covers about 35.9 square miles, includes the hamlets of Allen and Foster, and had roughly 710 residents around…
Clearfield, Kansas (Douglas County) Clearfield, Kansas Clearfield is an unincorporated rural community in Douglas County, Kansas, located about nine miles northeast of Baldwin City. It is governed at the county level and is part of the…
Clearing (Chicago community area) Clearing, Chicago Clearing is one of Chicago's 77 official community areas on the city's southwest side; it includes the southern portion of Midway Airport and a mix of residential, industrial, and…
Clearview, Oklahoma — overview of a small incorporated town Clearview, Oklahoma Clearview is an incorporated town in Oklahoma, United States. This article summarizes its location, typical features of small Oklahoma towns, local government, economy, and where t…
Clearwater County, Minnesota Rural county in northwestern Minnesota with county seat Bagley. Known for forests, lakes and outdoor recreation; population was 8,695 at the 2010 census. Economy centers on farming…
Cleburne County, Alabama Cleburne County is a rural county on Alabama’s eastern border. Named for General Patrick R. Cleburne, its seat is Heflin and its 2010 population was 14,972. The county features sma…
Cleburne County, Arkansas — overview, geography, history and community Cleburne County, Arkansas Cleburne County is a north-central Arkansas county founded in 1883. Its seat is Heber Springs; the county is known for Greers Ferry Lake, the Little Red River, outdoor recreation a…
