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Arkansas, often called "The Natural State," is a place of scenic beauty, outdoor adventure, and rich heritage nestled in the heart of the southern United States. Located in the southeastern region, Arkansas is bordered by six states: Missouri to the north, Tennessee and Mississippi to the east, Louisiana to the south, Texas to the southwest, and Oklahoma to the west. With its rolling hills, lush forests, and winding rivers, Arkansas offers a diverse landscape that beckons travelers to explore its hidden treasures.

One of Arkansas's most iconic natural attractions is the Ozark Mountains in the northwestern part of the state. Known for its rugged beauty and pristine wilderness, the Ozarks are a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, and scenic drives. Visitors can explore picturesque landscapes like the Buffalo National River, America's first national river, which meanders through limestone bluffs, towering cliffs, and lush forests.

In addition to the Ozarks, Arkansas is home to the Ouachita Mountains in the western part of the state, characterized by their gentle slopes, hot springs, and abundant wildlife. Hot Springs National Park, located in the city of Hot Springs, is renowned for its healing thermal waters, historic bathhouses, and scenic hiking trails, making it a popular destination for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Arkansas's rich heritage is reflected in its vibrant arts scene, historic sites, and small-town charm. The state is home to several museums and cultural institutions, such as the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, which showcases masterpieces of American art spanning five centuries. Visitors can also explore historic towns like Eureka Springs, known for its Victorian architecture, quirky shops, and vibrant arts community.

Arkansas's capital city, Little Rock, blends urban amenities and Southern hospitality. Visitors can explore historic sites like the Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site, where the 1957 desegregation crisis unfolded, or stroll along the River Market District, home to eclectic shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Other notable attractions in Little Rock include the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, which chronicles the life and career of the 42nd President of the United States.

Throughout Arkansas, visitors will encounter warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, and a relaxed pace of life that embodies the spirit of the South. From savoring Southern comfort food like fried catfish and barbecue to attending music festivals and cultural events, Arkansas offers a quintessential Southern experience that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Arkansas is a place of natural beauty, cultural richness, and Southern charm that invites visitors to explore its diverse landscapes, experience its unique heritage, and create unforgettable memories in the heart of the South. Whether seeking outdoor adventure, cultural immersion, or simple relaxation, travelers will find a warm welcome and endless opportunities for discovery in The Natural State.

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Topics: Color Schemes: Population
Number of Persons (in '000s)
             
Under 24 24-64 64-150 150-350 350-775 775-2,000 Over 2,000

County Statistics: STI: PopStats

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Principle Cities of Arkansas

City Name↑↓ Population↑↓ Density↑↓ White↑↓ Black↑↓ Asian↑↓ Hispanic↑↓ Education↑↓ Income↑↓ SSA↑↓ Poverty↑↓ Land Area↑↓
Bella Vista30,297668.7386.120.20.574.5246.1283,98948.393.1945.3052
Benton35,3181,543.3680.9992.524.535.5566,86830.2310.6222.8838
Bentonville54,5131,555.4161.573.8113.2510.0158.5899,07416.996.1935.0473
Bryant20,7501,011.7675.0415.141.64.4547.4676,28227.837.8120.5088
Cabot26,5431,280.4484.643.741.425.5536.4269,09432.9312.8220.7295
Centerton18,6551,338.4866.145.253.3310.1444.47104,46418.674.7213.9375
Conway65,1591,401.3369.9718.421.815.1348.2854,03622.8519.1346.4981
El Dorado17,6061,086.7243.4348.131.274.828.5246,86934.3222.1616.2011
Fayetteville95,0221,742.4476.175.272.757.6357.1656,88118.1721.2354.5338
Fort Smith89,3151,391.4859.388.035.6619.6232.3250,79929.4418.964.1869
Hot Springs38,0251,015.3265.8617.041.4210.733.0846,53741.0221.1937.4512
Hot Springs Village16,843292.2294.450.710.091.1746.2868,58076.4511.9557.6372
Jacksonville29,3321,023.9141.6145.011.817.1634.6347,12129.5322.428.6471
Jonesboro78,379977.5465.9321.721.646.7638.9651,12430.1422.3580.1799
Little Rock202,2181,681.9244.6341.4537.8350.7858,69727.9216.48120.231
Maumelle19,1831,588.5269.8819.422.793.7358.7189,88034.426.7712.076
North Little Rock64,4541,215.3544.9542.980.976.2539.1249,16631.2321.253.0335
Paragould29,690934.4187.323.840.664.3823.9354,73231.517.4431.774
Pine Bluff41,172931.8617.8477.360.731.1527.0139,41136.5124.8844.1824
Rogers69,9611,798.6454.271.342.5832.5739.0378,07523.210.5638.8966
Russellville28,9461,022.7570.594.671.5516.8635.843,66930.2720.9528.3022
Searcy22,9611,253.5678.0710.771.915.437.0645,58833.2922.8418.3167
Sherwood32,7151,576.364.1527.821.22.6743.9274,91733.39.9220.7543
Siloam Springs17,6321,475.7353.270.893.4124.631.8359,91124.415.8211.948
Springdale86,7051,741.939.813.332.7438.7829.2759,98522.5714.7449.7762
Texarkana29,404700.4256.1634.720.14.6123.445,2333622.8841.9804
Van Buren23,3981,511.8673.671.452.515.5429.0756,49334.2518.9615.4763
West Memphis24,351844.2931.7262.330.632.1421.8440,90440.6224.6728.8421
City Statistics: American Community Survey 2022,
County Statistics: STI: PopStats