- 50states.com facts/arkansas.htmArkansas is officially known as The Natural State. The Arkansas River is the longest stream to flow into the Mississippi-Missouri river system.
- eia.gov state/print.php?sid=ARIn 2023, natural gas was the leading fuel used to generate electricity in Arkansas and accounted for 39% of the state’s total net generation.
- the-political-process.fandom.com wiki/ArkansasArkansas is a state in the south-central region of the United States. It borders Missouri to the north, Tennessee and Mississippi to the east, Louisiana to the south...
- tripadvisor.com Tourism-g28925-Arkansas-…Arkansas Tourism: Tripadvisor has 606,764 reviews of Arkansas Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Arkansas resource.
- infoplease.com us/states/arkansasVegetables: South Arkansas Vine Ripe Pink Tomato (1987). Gem: Diamond (1967). Colors: Cardinal and White (1987). Song: "Arkansas" (1917).
- nomadsunveiled.com what-is-arkansas-known-for/Whether you’re interested in the arts, outdoor adventures, or simply want to relax, there are many activities and things Arkansas is known for.
- state.gov states/arkansas/Bluff lines and rock formations at Hawksbill Crag Hiking Trail; near Fayetteville, Arkansas. ... U.S. Department of State In. Arkansas.
- britannica.com place/Arkansas-state/History
- Early inhabitants, exploration, and European settlement
- Arkansas in the 20th and 21st centuries
- mapsof.net arkansasThe University of Arkansas flagship campus is located in Fayetteville. Other major schools include Arkansas State University and University of Central Arkansas.
- visittheusa.com state/arkansasKnown as The Natural State for stunning mountain vistas and clear running streams, Arkansas is a unique treasure waiting to be discovered.