About Clarksdale

Clarksdale is a medium sized community found in the northwestern portion of the state of Mississippi. Clarksdale has a population of approximately twenty thousand six hundred residents, and is considered a part of Coahoma County. Clarksdale is found along the Sunflower River, and serves as the county seat of Coahoma County. Clarksdale is named after founder John Clark, and offers a rich historical and cultural heritage. Residents of a Clarksdale apartment for rent or house for rent can take advantage of a number of recreational, natural, and scenic points of interest throughout the Mississippi Delta.

Notable residents of Clarksdale throughout the years include Eddie Brown, Jim O’Neal, Nate Dogg, Tennessee Williams, Son House, Sam Cooke, Ike Turner, John Lee Hooker, Charles L Sullivan, Wright Thompson, Aaron Henry, Charlie Conerly, Mario Haggan, Trumaine McBride, and Terrence Metcalf. Educational opportunities in Clarksdale are offered by the Clarksdale Municipal School District as well as Lee Academy, St George’s Elementary School, Presbyterian Day School, and St Elizabeth’s Elementary School. Residents of a Clarksdale apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Mississippi Blues Trail, Riverside Hotel, and the Delta Blues Museum.

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