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Cleveland Road — the county road north of the Toll Road, at pointer

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St. Joseph County, East/West Road Namesakes page; Clay Fire Territory, Station 21 record

North of the town, beyond the Toll Road corridor, runs Cleveland Road — the east–west county road of the township's north tier, at pointer. The county's own road-namesakes page gives its naming in one line: Cleveland Road is "Named for U.S. President Grover Cleveland" — twice President, 1885–1889 and 1893–1897, as the county prints his terms. The road does not touch the town: the Toll Road corridor lies between it and the town's north edge, and the town's own fire record fixes the road's line — Clay Fire Station 21 stands at 18776 Cleveland Road, computed in the institutions pass at about half a mile north of the town's north edge. West of its State Road 933 crossing the road carries the Business U.S. 31 connection toward the present U.S. 31; eastward it runs the township's north side toward Granger. Its course whole belongs to the county's road record; here it prints as what it is to this town — the named road on the far side of the corridor, the first addressed ground north of it.

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Source: Cleveland Road — the county road north of the Toll Road, at pointer, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/corridors/cleveland-road-the-county-road-north-of-the-toll/