Underwood

Few communities in southern Indiana have a history as closely tied to rural settlement as Underwood. This unincorporated community lies in Clark County, amid the rolling inland terrain north of the Ohio River and within reach of the Louisville metropolitan area. Underwood represents the agricultural and residential side of a county shaped by early American frontier expansion; Clark County was named for Revolutionary War officer George Rogers Clark. Local roads connect the settlement with the wider network of southern Indiana towns, while the Ohio River corridor remains the region’s defining geographic reference. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Indiana connects regionally.

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